Plungė Manor, located in Plungė, Lithuania, is a historical estate that dates back to the 19th century. The manor is known for its stunning Neo-Renaissance architecture and beautifully landscaped park. It was originally built by the noble Oginskis family and served as their residence. The estate includes a grand palace, several auxiliary buildings, and a picturesque garden with an artificial lake. Today, Plungė Manor houses the Samogitian Art Museum, showcasing a rich collection of art and cultural artifacts.
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