Sakiai Saint John the Baptist Church

Both facades of the palace - with columns, beautiful balustrades, beautiful metal products and other decorative elements, which are still well preserved. The interior of the palace was once tastefully decorated. These are beautiful parquet, excellent caisson and beautiful plaster ceiling, ornate, expensive tiled stoves and fireplaces, silk and leather walls, beautiful woodwork and many other valuable elements, which only some Lithuanian manor houses could boast.

Mikalojus Jonavicius K??sgaila was built in 1523. in a will left part of the property to Skirsnemune church. 1636 the village of Geisiai was donated to it, a parish was established. 1791 a new church was built. After 1818. the fire church was rebuilt. 1841 There were 2 priests living in Skirsnemune, 8 parishes and 3 variegated lands belonged to the parish.

This church was built in 1752 by the elder of Jurbarkas, Duke Mykolas Cartoriskis. It was a branch of Jurbarkas parish. In 1795 a parish was established. Its first pastor in 1795-1827 was the Dominican Rapolas Aleknavicius (who is buried in the cemetery). At the beginning of the 19th century, there was a parish school in the care of Bernardine priest Laurynas Tautkevicius. The current wooden church (consecrated by Bishop Povilas Strasinskis) and the rectory was built in 1858-1888 by Pastor Pranciskus Andriukaitis who helped booksellers distribute forbidden press. In 1906, a branch of the Siburis Society established a library in 1907.