Objects
Monument for Juozas Tonkūnas and Lithuanian agronomists exiles
The idea of building the monument belongs to professor Petras Vasinauskas, and it was created by sculptor Vladas Vildžiūnas and his assistant architect Rimantas Dičius. The monument was created from bronze and stone.
Monument for the rebels
It reminds us of one of the most prominent events of the past – the 1863 Uprising. At the end of October of that year, a group of 200 rebel infantry soldiers and 20 riders were ambushed by Tsar's army in Daniliškis farmstead not far away from Šventybrastis.
Multicultural Centre
It is the former small winter synagogue, constructed in the first half of the 20th century. It was restored during 2000–20002 and the Multicultural Centre was established there. The author of reconstruction and restoration is architect Diana Pikšrienė.
Museum of Wooden Sculptures by Vytautas Ulevičius
55 oak sculptures made by the well-known sculptor Vytautas Ulevičius are exhibited here on the subjects of history, mythology, religion, nature and work. His works reflect the Lithuanian culture with a stylistic expression typical only to the author. The artist's inspiration comes from traditional Lithuanian folk art and national culture.
Nevėžis River
The swimming site is installed at the end of J. Biliūno street. – Šiauliai–Jonava railway is built near this area, above Nevėžis. There is another river dam – threshold within the limits of Kėdainiai town, at Skongalio street. There is a changing room, toilet and a volleyball court.
Nykis elm tree
There is an impressive tree growing in Gudžiūnai Local Authority between Miegėnai and Paberžė (there is a direction sign on the road to Paberžė), near Nykis River.
Old Market Square and Complex of Synagogues
The first market square was formed in Kėdainiai in the 15th century and was called the Old Market Square due to it being the oldest market.