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The convenience store is full of gourmet goods from local producers and carefully selected farms of European countries. Home-baked bread, unexpectedly delicious cucumber jam, fish and seafood grown in Norwegian waters, olives from the Mediterranean region, and rich sheep’s and goat’s cheeses line up next to the honey collected by the neighbor bees or pressed cheese. We are proud to offer a wide range of products of “Ustukiai mill”: semolina, flour, small crisps and large crisps of various flavors.

The sensory room environment stimulates the primary senses of touch, taste, sight, sound, smell, and movement. It is an intense world where all the senses – sight, hearing, smell, and touch – are exercised simultaneously. The room is not only for relaxation – it is suitable for children with special needs, attention and activity difficulties, various developmental disorders, hearing or vision impairment. You can celebrate birthdays and other festivals.

Visits in the sensory room “Rainbow” are individual. Time is booked by phone, during the session only the person who booked the time and the persons who came with him are present. The premises can accommodate 12 persons.

Daujėnai homemade bread is baked according to an old family recipe using only rye flour, the dough is naturally leavened in wooden tubs. It has no chemical additives, preserves a lot of natural, valuable substances, making it an indispensable product for a healthy diet.

By baking bread, making cakes, confectionery products, and kvass according to the recipes of local housewives, we preserve the culinary heritage of the region for many years.

A children’s playroom located in the Pasvalys Regional Museum, designed based on motifs from Vytė Nemunėlis’ rhymed fairy tale “Meškiukas Rudnosiukas” (“Little Bear Rudnosiukas”).

Young visitors are sure to be fascinated by the sound-discovery stump table: when magical wooden blocks are placed on it, the sounds of forest animals, birds, and natural elements can be heard.

If a storm or blizzard strikes, children can hide in the cozy forest hut of Little Bear Rudnosiukas. There they will find not only sweets left in the little kitchen by Rudnosienė, but also Little Bear Rudnosiukas himself, who is looking for new friends.

He has prepared three fun tasks for his friends: collecting edible mushrooms growing in the forest, assembling a honeycomb for bees, and cooking tasty porridge. The room also offers a wide variety of toys, board games, construction sets, and sensory activities for young visitors.

Additional information:

The children’s playroom is intended for young museum visitors aged 2–7.
Visits to Little Bear Rudnosiukas’ Hut are possible during museum opening hours.
The playroom can be booked for children’s birthdays and other private celebrations.
Larger groups of children are asked to inform the museum in advance at +370 618 85272.