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The Kėdainiai Regional Museum and Multicultural Center invite visitors of all ages to participate in interactive educational programs. Here, you can explore history, art, ethnoculture, Jewish cultural heritage, and multiculturalism. The activities include guided tours, opportunities to dress in Renaissance-era clothing or 19th-century manor accessories, and more.

In 2019, the museum introduced interactive exhibits that allow visitors to virtually engage in the struggles for independence or experience daily life in 17th-century Kėdainiai. In 2020, new exhibitions were added, focusing on Czesław Miłosz, Kėdainiai's connections to the world, the city's multicultural heritage, and the history of Kėdainiai's proprietors. A visit to this museum promises unforgettable experiences!

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Museums
Kėdainiai
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III-V

11:00-18:00h

VI

10:00-17:00h

VII

10:00-15:00h

Contacts

+370 347 53685

kedainiumuziejus@gmail.com

https://kedainiumuziejus.lt/lt

Didžioji g. 19, Kėdainiai

The Kėdainiai Regional Museum and Multicultural Center is a unique space where history, art, and technology converge. It offers a variety of educational programs for children and adults, introducing participants to history, art, ethnoculture, Jewish cultural heritage, and Kėdainiai's multiculturalism. Visitors can engage in practical activities such as dressing in Renaissance attire, accessorizing with manor-style items, or working with authentic exhibits while listening to historical narratives. In 2019, the museum introduced interactive exhibits, enabling visitors to virtually participate in the first battle of the Independence Wars or experience daily life in 17th-century Kėdainiai. The unique model, The Golden Age of Kėdainiai, highlights

the stories of various city residents, from Reformed clergy to Jewish merchants. In 2020, the museum expanded with four new exhibitions. The exhibit on Czesław Miłosz explores the connection between his work and Kėdainiai. An interactive map-display, Kėdainiai’s Connections to the World, reveals how the city was linked to both nearby and distant regions. Visitors can also delve into the history of the city's proprietors, from the Radziwiłł family to the early 19th century, and learn about the multicultural heritage of Kėdainiai's diverse community. The museum invites you not only to discover the history of Kėdainiai but also to enjoy a unique experience through modern technologies and authentic educational activities.

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