In Kaunas, Lithuania, the Devils’ Museum, also known as the Zmuidzinavicius Museum, houses over 3,000 masks, statues, and paintings that depict the devil from various global cultures. This unique collection, spread throughout the museum, offers a surprising and playful atmosphere rather than a sinister one. Visitors can explore the diverse and colorful representations of the devil, each with its own cultural significance and artistic style. The museum invites curiosity and learning, making it a fascinating stop for those interested in folklore and art.
Devils’ Museum (Zmuidzinavicius Museum)
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