The Tyszkiewicz estate was once wooden and served as the counts' summer residence, and years later one of the heirs of the eminent family decided to settle here for a long time, so he commissioned a German architect to design a new stone building. The new two-story palace acquired features of Baroque, Renaissance and Classicism, and after restoration in the 50s of the last century it opened to the public. Today, the world-famous Amber Museum operates in the halls of the palace.