Sacral Heritage
Anciškis Church of St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist
The church stands in the village of Anciškis, 5 km east of Truskava, on the left bank of the Linkava River.
Apytalaukis Church of St. Apostles Peter and Paul
With the care of the nobleman Petras Šiukšta, the construction of a brick church in place of the wooden one began in 1635.
Church of All Saints
Constructed in neo-Gothic style in 1907.
Church of Divine Providence in Labūnava
The former Zabielai Mausoleum Chapel, built in 1859, has been used as a church since 1945.
Church of Jesus Crucified
Pernava is a settlement with 300 inhabitants, 25 km away from Kėdainiai.
Church of the Crucified Jesus and the Bell Tower Museum in Šlapaberžė
The church was built in 1861 by the estate owner Tadeušas Gintautas
Dotnuva Church and Monastery of the Lord Revelation for St. Mary the Virgin
Bernardine Monastery was established in Dotnuva in 1701, whose brick building kept on growing.
Gudžiūnai Church of the Holy Heart of Jesus
In 1812, a chapel was built in Gudžiūnai where priests would only sometimes come to hold their services, however, there was great rejoicing during Whit Sunday in Gudžiūnai. In 1910–1911, a Gothic wooden Church of the Holy Heart of Jesus was built under the project of architect Kačkovskis, and funded by Count A. Chrapovickis.