Tauragė manor – appeared in the 15th century, this manor belonged to the rulers and nobles of Vilnius, Trakai, Samogitia, Prussia, Brandenburg, Russia, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in various periods. 1807 Tsar Alexander I of Russia resided in Taurage after Lithuania regained its statehood and carried out land reform, 1920–1922 the land of the manor was distributed to volunteers, sold to mares. After the First World War the demolished buildings are no longer rebuilt.