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Linkaučiai Chapel

Linkaučiai Chapel is an interesting monument of Lithuanian Renaissance brick architecture, built in the second half of the 17th century. It has remained almost unchanged to this day. A large churchyard, where people were buried, was enclosed around the chapel. The owners of Linkaučiai and their families were buried in the chapel's crypt.

Linkaučiai Chapel

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