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Ship-museum M52 “Sūduvis”

September-June
Wednesday-Friday
10:00-17:00
Saturday-Sunday
12:00-17:00

July-August
Wednesday-Saturday
12:00-19:00
Sunday
12:00-17:00

The M52 Sūduvis was handed over to the Lithuanian Navy in 1999. It was donated by Germany, whose navy christened it M1071 “Koblenz” and has been in service since 1958.
2021 m. The ship has completed its service and has been handed over to the Lithuanian Maritime Museum, which is opening the exhibit to the public for museum and educational activities. The Lithuanian Maritime Museum aims to present the history, mission and importance of the ship in the service of the Lithuanian Navy.