In 1828 Alanta was bought by the nobleman Pac-Pomarnackis, whose family was in the 19th century. In the second half, he built the Alanta mansion from masonry and stones. Here the owners had accumulated a valuable art collection: paintings, furniture and oriental porcelain. In the 20th century, between the wars, the manor was bought by the Minister of National Defense of Lithuania, Balys Sližys. During the Soviet era, there was a collective farm office, a cinema and gymnasium, a school, and a library. During the time of the new freedom, the manor spaces were used for public education.
At the moment, visitors are waiting for the arranged Alanta manor: in the seven halls of the first floor in 2015. Vaidotos Žukas art gallery was opened, mobile exhibitions are held in three more halls, and on the second floor of the manor in 2019 February 16 the museum of the blessed Teofilius Matulionis, who came from the Alanta region, was founded.
