The Juozas Grušas House-Museum (a subdivision of the Maironis Museum of Lithuanian Literature) was established in Kaunas Žaliakalnis, where Juozas Grušas, a Kaunas playwright, prose writer, translator, and essayist, lived and worked.
The writer’s house is of a traditional homestead type, comfortably and rationally conceived and planned by the writer himself. The writer’s house was constantly the scene of an intense creative life, with gatherings of writers, painters, theatre artists, and the most famous plays and novellas being written here.
The two largest rooms of the house were used for everyday life, with a study and a living room. The old interior of the rooms, artworks, and part of the library have been preserved.
You can also buy the Žaliakalnis district’s “Collect Kaunas” magnet at the museum.
