Thousands of pumpkins, a beautifully decorated historic manor, carousels, animals, free pumpkin workshops, countless photo spots, and, after dark, the Horror Barn and a spooky forest trail. Taujėnai Manor Halloween Park 2026 is truly taking Lithuania by storm. We visited as a family and soon realised we could easily spend half a day here, rather than just an hour or two. There is plenty to do for young children, older kids, and anyone looking for genuine thrills in the evening.
Taujėnai Manor Halloween Park 2026 is a great destination for families seeking a child-friendly Halloween park. However, it also features entertainers and dedicated horror attractions. If you are looking for Halloween parks, pumpkin farms, and seasonal events, our guide to Halloween in Lithuania 2026 will come in handy.
Halloween Park at Taujėnai Manor 2026
Located in the Ukmergė district, Taujėnai Manor Halloween Park 2026 is one of Lithuania’s Halloween attractions that truly leaves a lasting impression. The historic manor and its grounds have been transformed almost beyond recognition. Everywhere you look, you will find pumpkins, autumn displays, Halloween decorations, dedicated photo spots, and themed areas. During the day, visitors can enjoy the small animal park, rides, trampolines, and carousels. Then, from 5 pm, a completely different and much spookier evening programme begins.
We have visited Taujėnai Manor during Halloween before, but this year’s experience impressed us more than ever. There are so many different areas to explore that children keep discovering something new. Meanwhile, adults can simply enjoy strolling through the decorated grounds and historic manor.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find so many pumpkins in one place
If you are looking for a pumpkin-filled autumn experience, Taujėnai Manor is definitely worth adding to your list.
There are far more than a handful or a few dozen pumpkins here. They form huge displays, pyramids, and ramps, while decorating various areas of the manor and its grounds.
As we walked around the park, the pumpkins seemed endless. Few Halloween parks in Lithuania can offer so many in one place. Together with the historic manor setting, they create a striking contrast. One moment, you are walking through elegant manor grounds; the next, you are surrounded by hundreds of orange pumpkins and Halloween characters.
Be sure to visit Taujėnai Manor itself, too. Its interior is also transformed for Halloween, with themed displays and decorations that look even more impressive inside the historic building.
There is another important detail for families: during the day, the entertainers do not scare children.
This means you can comfortably visit Taujėnai Manor with younger children, too. You can stroll around the park, take photos, visit the animals, enjoy the rides, or simply explore the decorations.
That is one reason we recommend arriving earlier in the day. You can enjoy the family-friendly activities at a relaxed pace, then stay into the evening if you want more adrenaline.
Rides, carousels, free pumpkin workshops, and a small animal park: plenty for children to enjoy
Halloween at Taujėnai Manor is about much more than beautiful decorations. The rides open at 2 pm, while children can enjoy trampolines and carousels. From 11 am, visitors can explore the park, the manor itself, and the small animal park. Most attractions are already included in the admission ticket.
For our children, the small animal park is always one of those places where a quick visit is never enough. Add pumpkins, decorations, and themed areas to the animals, rides, and carousels, and it becomes clear why families can spend so much time here.
One of our family’s favourite experiences at Taujėnai Manor was the free weekend pumpkin decorating workshops. The workshops take place at Monart Studio, located on the manor grounds. Children receive their own pumpkin, gloves, and a variety of decorating materials. Then, they are free to let their creativity run wild.
Our children enjoyed the activity so much that we spent several hours in the studio.
We also loved how the studio’s owner, Monika, and her assistants help younger children. Each child creates their own design, but help is always available when needed. They can offer guidance, encouragement, or practical support to bring a child’s idea to life. They also helped our youngest decorate her pumpkin.
Taujėnai Manor transforms again after dark
During the day, Taujėnai Manor is colourful and family-friendly. However, from 5 pm, a very different Halloween experience begins, with the Horror Barn and Horror Trail in the forest opening to visitors.
The atmosphere changes completely, bringing darkness, suspense, and a much spookier mood. It is great that the same park offers two entirely different Halloween experiences.
With young children, you can enjoy pumpkins, rides, and animals during the day. Meanwhile, teenagers and adults can test their courage in the evening.
One of the evening programme’s main highlights is the Horror Barn. Its name alone suggests that this is no longer a cheerful Halloween display for children. Instead, dark spaces, unexpected scares, and a horror atmosphere await visitors seeking stronger thrills.
Officially, visitors under 14 may enter the Horror Barn only when accompanied by an adult. Visitors aged 14–17 need an adult’s consent. Therefore, before taking children inside, consider how comfortable they are with being scared.
For even more adrenaline, head to the Horror Trail in the forest. During the day, the same manor grounds look welcoming and beautiful. After dark, however, the forest creates an entirely different atmosphere. That is when the truly spooky part of the evening, “Tales of Fright Night,” begins.
The Horror Trail has the same age restrictions as the Horror Barn. Children under 14 may enter only when accompanied by an adult.
Why we loved Halloween at Taujėnai Manor
First of all, there is genuinely so much to do here. This is not a place where you take a few photos beside some pumpkins and leave an hour later.
We explored the manor and its grounds, took photos among the pumpkins and decorations, visited the animals, and enjoyed the attractions. Our children also spent several hours at the pumpkin decorating workshops.
So, if you are looking for a Halloween park in Lithuania where you can spend half a day with your children, we highly recommend adding Taujėnai Manor to your autumn plans.
The Halloween festival runs until 2 November.
The park is open Tuesday to Sunday, from 11 am to 9 pm.
- From 11 am: The manor, park, and small animal park are open.
- From 2 pm: The rides open.
- From 5 pm: The Horror Barn, Horror Trail, and evening attractions for the braver visitors begin.
