- The Museum has
established a personal enterprise “Anyksciai”,
which gives a riding service, sells souvenirs and
publications about Anyksciai.
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- Tourists can ride a
horse or get into a horse-carriage “brickele” or
“lineika” and take a ride not only in the
territory of the Museum, but also down the romantic
12 kilometres-long Stallion Path along the banks of
the river Sventoji.
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- Children like this
Museum more than grown-ups. They cannot forget their
meeting with the pony Mustangas and donkey Ausiukas
as well as their first riding. Also they can enjoy
themselves in the playground with the merry-go-round
and an original swing.
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- A private café “Pasagele”
invites you and your family to taste national food
or to have a cup of coffee in cosy surroundings.
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- Schoolchildren attend
a private riding club “Akela”, where they train
and take part in national competitions in the
racecourse.
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- Since the foundation
of the Museum in 1978 every year on the first
weekend in June everybody is welcomed to the
traditional festival of folklore and sports “Run,
Stallion, Run”. Crowds of people come to it to
look at stallions, to see carts, harness which are
decorated with hand - made horse-cloth. People enjoy
looking at ancient trades, take part in various
contests (horse-shoeing, harnessing, ploughing,
etc.) All day ethnographical groups dance and sing,
people take part in a folk art fair.
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