Graži vieta, Kauno apskritis
Vincgalio manor stands in the village of Vincgalys, in Kėdainiai district, a small wooden house whose facade is covered in decorative wood carvings that draw visitors from across the region. A modest wooden manor was first built here in the late 18th century, then enlarged by Mykolas Gusčevičius and again between 1863 and 1866 by Juozapas Gusčevičius, who laid out a meadow, garden, chestnut avenue and linden alley around it. It was never placed on the state list of protected cultural heritage, so during the Soviet era the building served in turn as a collective farm office, communal flats, a library and a school. It has since been privately restored by the Svirskis family, who live there and have revived the estate's old bathhouse (pirtis) traditions, though it remains a private home rather than a museum open to the public.