Archaeological monuments
Mounds:
Pilionys (Naujaupys); Pilis (Bakainiai); Plinkaigalis; Piličkalnis (Kalnaberžė); Vaidatonys; Vosbučiai; Ambraziūnai; Bakanas (Pilsupiai); Sangailai; Stašaičiai.

Architectural monuments
Buildings:
• Terespolis manor palace and park (built in early 20C, the park was established in the end of 19C)
• Paberžė Church (built in 6th decade of 19C, a monument of art), presbytery (one of the leaders of the Rebellion 1863 - A.Mackevičius lived here in 1855-1863), shelter for homeless and elderly people (built in 19C), manor palace (built in 1st half of 19C, a school operated in it in the period of 1863-1965)
• Pavermenys manor and park (late 18C – late 19C; the park was established in the end of 18C)
• Dotnuva Church (built in 1773-1790, a monument of art) and buildings of the former Bernardines’ Monastery (built in 18C)
• Lančiūnava estate and park (19C; creation of the park started in the 2nd half of 19C)
• Apytalaukis manor palace (built in early 18C, twice reconstructed in 19C)
• Atalaukis Church (built in 1660, a monument of art)
• So-called Rectors’ Home (Senoji g. 8-10, Kėdainiai; built in the mid-17C)
• Evangelic Reformats’ Church (Senoji g., Kėdainiai; built in 1637-52, a monument of art); belfry (built in 1673); Dukes Radvilos’ Mausoleum
• St George’s Church (Šėtos g., Kėdainiai; built in the 2nd half of 15C, reconstructed in the mid-18C and 19C, a monument of art)
• Former town hall (Radvilų g. 2/1, Kėdainiai; built in 1654)
• Complex of 2 synagogues (Senosios Rinkos a., Kėdainiai; the 1st one was built in the end of 18C, the 2nd – 19C)
• Kėdainiai Minaret (Kėdainiai town park, built between 1880 and 1884)
• Evangelical Lutheran Church (Vokiečių g. 7, Kėdainiai; built in 2nd half of 17C), 2 chapels (built in the end of 19C)
• St Joseph’s Church (Radvilų g., Kėdainiai; built in 1766), belfry (built in 1804)

Urban monuments
• Kėdainiai old town (main features formed in the mid-17C)

Historical monuments:
Buildings:
• House in Ažytėnai, in which ethnographer, man of letters, folk enlightener M. Katkus lived in the period of 1885-1944 (on and off)
• House, in which agriculturist, selection scientist D. Rudzinskas lived in 1922-1935 (Rudzinsko g. 2, Akademija)
• House, in which agriculturist, selection scientist, phenology scientist S. Nacevičius lived in 1922-1947 (Krikščiūno g. 3, Akademija)
• House, in which writer J. Paukštelis lived in 1938-1981 (Vydūno g. 14, Kėdainiai)
Famous people’s homes:
• Literature critic J. Lebedis (born in 1913, Devynduoniai)

Other places of interest:
• Writer Ch. Milosh’s Cultural Centre (Šeteniai, Kėdainiai District)
• Museum dedicated to the Rebellion of 1863 and unique collections of canonical dresses and accessories of Father Stanislovas (Paberžė, Kėdainiai District)