Užutrakis Manor is a late 19th-century Classical Revival residential manor built between 1896-1901 on a peninsula between Lake Galvė and Lake Skaistis in Lithuania, opposite Trakai Castle. Visitors can explore the fully restored manor house, its French-designed landscape park with sculptures, rebuilt pavilions, and farm buildings including a café housed in the former manor kitchen. The estate, once the prosperous residence of the Tyszkiewicz family and now managed by Trakai Historical National Park, serves as a cultural center offering educational recreation and tourist accommodations.
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