Tourists Belarus

Tourists coming to Belarus by bus, plane or train most often begin to get acquainted with Minsk and, of course, with its center. The capital of the republic pleases with cleanliness and tidiness, surprises with a combination of Soviet heritage and modernity of the Eastern European city. There are 150 museums, 28 theaters in our country, and more than 60 festivals are held.

In summer, you can visit the Viva Braslav Festival and "Alexandria Meets Friends". In winter - the international festival of theatrical art "Slavic

The star attraction of our city is downtown. There you can find a huge number of Soviet-old buildings. For example, Independence Avenue and Independence Square with the Government building, the Church of Saints Simeon and St. Helena of the early XX century, the monument to V.I. Lenin and other architectural monuments. The most interest attract the Upper Town and the Trinity suburb — historical areas whose settlement began in the X—XII centuries. Both in summer and in winter, they will charm with comfort and quietness. Cafes, shops and small museums are located small cute buildings. The upper town will also be remembered for the Minsk City Hall, the Cathedral of the Descent of the Holy Spirit and the Cathedral of the Most Holy Theotokos and the trinity suburb be remembered for the Svisloch River.

In addition, it is proposed to visit the historical sights of the country, such as Mirsky or Nesvizh Castle.

Tourists coming to Belarus by bus, plane or train most often begin to get acquainted with Minsk and, of course, with its center. The capital of the republic pleases with cleanliness and tidiness, surprises with a combination of Soviet heritage and modernity of the Eastern European city. There are 150 museums, 28 theaters in our country, and more than 60 festivals are held.

In summer, you can visit the Viva Braslav Festival and "Alexandria Meets Friends". In winter - the international festival of theatrical art "Slavic

The star attraction of our city is downtown. There you can find a huge number of Soviet-old buildings. For example, Independence Avenue and Independence Square with the Government building, the Church of Saints Simeon and St. Helena of the early XX century, the monument to V.I. Lenin and other architectural monuments. The most interest attract the Upper Town and the Trinity suburb — historical areas whose settlement began in the X—XII centuries. Both in summer and in winter, they will charm with comfort and quietness. Cafes, shops and small museums are located small cute buildings. The upper town will also be remembered for the Minsk City Hall, the Cathedral of the Descent of the Holy Spirit and the Cathedral of the Most Holy Theotokos and the trinity suburb be remembered for the Svisloch River.

In addition, it is proposed to visit the historical sights of the country,