Objects
St. Joseph’s Church
At the beginning of the 18th century, Carmelite monks settled in Kėdainiai. Local residents reformers opposed the Carmelite monks, therefore they built their church only in 1766.
Stašaičiai Mound
The mound stands on the left bank of Lankesa River, at a 5 km distance to the southeast from Šėta. A concrete electricity pole was built in the middle of the site during the Soviet era.
Stud Farm "MG Horses"
Horse breeding, horseback riding, riding a pony, riding training lessons, equine therapy, educational programmes, photo sessions.
Šukioniai Mound
During the research in 1998, remains of a charred defensive wall formed from 13 cm thick logs were found.
Surviliškis
Surviliškis is a historical place north of Kėdainiai.
Surviliškis Church of Crucified Jesus
The first sacral building was built in Surviliškis between 1592 and 1597, to which Bučioniai village was gifted in 1938.
Šventybrastis Church of the Transfiguration of Christ
In 1774, the owner of Šventybrastis Count Zaviša built a wooden Church of Christ's Transfiguration.