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Kėdany (Lithuanian: Kėdainiai) is a city in central Lithuania, located on the Nevėžis River in Kaunas County. It is one of the oldest cities in Lithuania, with a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. The city is historically, culturally and economically significant, and serves as a regional administrative center.

Tourist attractions:

1. St. George's Church - Built in the 16th century, it is one of the oldest churches in Lithuania. The temple is an example of Renaissance and Gothic architecture, and its interior has preserved many valuable details.

2. Kėdain Castle - Although the castle has not survived to our times in its full form, the castle ruins are a reminder of the city's former power. The castle was an important administrative and military center during the time of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

3. Old Town - Kėdainiai has a picturesque old town that has preserved many historic buildings, including townhouses and elements of ancient fortifications. A walk through the narrow streets allows you to feel the atmosphere of this ancient city.

4. Karaim district - Kėdainiai is known for being one of the most important homes of Karaites in Lithuania for many centuries. The Karaite quarter in Kėdainiai is a unique example of the city's multicultural heritage. The Karaite Museum is worth a visit to learn about the history of this ethnic minority.

5. Kėdainan History Museum - The museum presents the rich history of the city, its role in different historical periods and the influence of different cultures on the development of Kėdainan.

6. Palace of the Radziwill family - Although the palace has not been preserved in its full glory, there are many buildings in Kėdaini related to this influential family, which had a major impact on the development of the city in the 16th-18th centuries.

Today Kėdaini is a peaceful city that has preserved its historical character, but at the same time is a modern regional center.