• Six themed rooms, one each for creativity, beliefs, struggles, fractures, global links and faces
• A quiet courtyard set back from the street, a calm spot for a break between rooms
• Lithuanian migration history runs through the exhibits, a good hook for families who have moved countries themselves

Castellan's House is the newest branch of the National Museum of Lithuania, and it tells the country's story through ideas and people rather than cases of artifacts. Six rooms each take one theme: creativity, beliefs, struggles, fractures, global links and faces.

The building looks like an old Gothic or Renaissance townhouse, set back from the street with a quiet courtyard. It suits school-age kids with some curiosity about history.