About
The Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum is housed in the historic narrow-gauge railway station of Anykščiai. It displays steam and diesel locomotives, carriages and the history of the railway.
The narrow-gauge railway reached Anykščiai in 1899. In season, tourist trains run from the station, for example to Rubikiai – a favourite family outing.
Tip: The train timetable is seasonal – check it in advance.
Getting there
Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum is in or right next to the centre of Anykščiai: about 1.0 km from the centre, roughly a 15-minute walk. It is easiest to park in the centre and walk.
Information is approximate. Before visiting, please check current opening hours, ticket prices and visiting conditions on the official source.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum cost?
The approximate price is ~€2–4. Prices may change, so check the official source before you go.
How much time should I allow?
We recommend allowing 1–1.5 hrs.
Is Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum suitable for children?
Yes, especially for school-age children.
Where is Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum?
Stoties g. 4B, Anykščiai. It is about 1.0 km from the centre of Anykščiai.
