Kėdainiai is a historic town in central Lithuania, known for its rich cultural heritage and well-preserved architecture. It is situated along the Nevėžis River and serves as an important center for trade and industry. The town's history dates back to the 14th century, and it has played a significant role in the region's development. The town is famous for its diverse religious buildings, including the Kėdainiai Evangelical Reformed Church and the Kėdainiai Orthodox Church. Kėdainiai also hosts various annual events and festivals that celebrate its traditions and community spirit, making it a vibrant place to visit and explore.