Graži vieta, Šiaulių apskritis
Built in 1853 by Hieronimas Pszeciszewski as a burial place for his late wife Celina, this chapel-mausoleum in Tytuvėnai has Gothic-style windows and doors with decorated walls and cornices, its design attributed to Fulgencjusz Rymgayłło, said to have taught at the Paris Academy of Fine Arts. The crypt holds the remains of nobility from the Tytuvėnai and Pagryžuvys estates, and a decorative tile-roofed fence once surrounded the structure.