In this study we research sacral spaces of Lithuanian villages, from pagan places of worship to sacral spaces of nowadays confessions. The work is done according to chosen methods of analysis. Main target of this study is to research sacral structures settled in the turn of history, their composition units, epitomize compositional links and interconnection elements. Object boundaries, analyzed in the work, are defined physically, as appreciable bodies. The concept “space”, in different theories is interpreted as infinite entity or environment, which needs structure to exist. Particular confession’s sacral space harmony is influenced by symbolism, which shows up as a long-lasting tradition. The object, analyzed as constituent part of urbanism structures, existed from its early times, and created compositional models with public spaces of villages with other typology. Traditionally perceptible sacral objects stimulate images and symbolic expressions witch shows up as a long-term tradition.