Historical and Cultural Sights
This museum in Vitebsk is the childhood home of a famous artist who lived in Paris.
Marc Chagall Museum House in Vitebsk
In this national park you can find about 300 lakes of various sizes, forms, depth, water transparency, flora and fauna. For their unusual beauty they are called “the blue necklace” of Belarus.
The Braslav Lakes National Park
This church was built by Prince Vseslav Briacheslavich between 1044 and 1066 in Polotsk. It is probably the oldest church in Belarus.
Saint Sophia Cathedral
This complex is a place in Belarus where athletes train. They do winter sports like skiing, skating, and hockey. It has a special gold badge and can host top-level competitions, without any exceptions.
Raubichi Olympic Center
How many Belarusian sites have been included into the UNESCO World Heritage List? (two, four, six)
Today 4 Belarusian sites have been already included into the UNESCO World Heritage List.
This square in Mogilev is known for its astronomical theme and decorations, making it a unique urban attraction.
Star Square
This lake is called the Belarusian Sea, the pearl of Belarus. It is truly the country’s largest natural body of water (79.6km2).
Lake Naroch
This monastery complex is situated in the city of Mogilev. It was often visited by the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II. The pride of the monastery is a beautiful iconostasis made by skilled Mogilev carvers (резчики по дереву).
Saint Nicholas Monastery Complex
The main purpose is holding matches on ice hockey. Ice box can be transformed into a stage for concerts and other entertainment events. In free time, the ice rink can be used for mass skating.
The Ice Palace in Mogilev
This Belarusian National Park, a unique European forest reserve protected since the 14th century, achieved UNESCO World Heritage status in 1992, making it the first such site in the country.
the Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park
This Minsk landmark is known for its unique geometric shape and serves as a symbol of Belarusian knowledge and culture.
The National Library in Minsk
This Belarusian park is home to rare animals like bison and lynx, and has 256 bird species, attracting bird watchers from around the word. The park has a nature museum, a safari park, and numerous eco-trails.
The Pripyatsky National Park
This convent is one of the first female convents in Russia. It was founded in the XII century by the first Belarusian saint in Polotsk. There were opened schools, where children were taught literacy, natural science and medicine.
Saint Ephrosinia Convent
This sports palace is a multifunctional complex that belongs to the State Institution “Sports Committee of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Belarus”.
Uruchye Sports Center
In 2000, this castle, which was built in the beginning of the 16th century, was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. The successful mixture of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture makes it one of Europe’s most impressive castles.
the Mir Castle Complex
This beautiful monument in Minsk commemorates the Soviet soldiers from Belarus who died in the long war with Afghanistan in the 1970s.
The Island of Tears
The official name for this body of water located just outside of Minsk is the Zaslavl Water Reservoir. But Belarusians and many visitors have come to know it under a more romantic name. One of the 11 artificial islands in this sea is called the Love Island, so people in love should also come to visit this place.
The Minsk Sea
Located in Grodno, this 12th-century church is famous for its distinctive walls decorated with colored ceramic tiles and stones, creating a unique visual effect.
Sts. Boris and Gleb Church (Kolozha Church) in Grodno
It is the country’s main sports arena. This multifunctional facility can have not only top-level competitions, but also concerts, festivals.
Dinamo National Olympic Stadium
This chain of points across 10 countries helped to measure the size and shape of the earth, and Belarus contains five of the surviving points that are UNESCO protected.
The Struve Arc
It is a 30-meter high tower, built in the late 13th century on the hill near the Lesnaya River. This tower is one of the oldest stone structures in Belarus. It is often called “Belaya Vezha”, which is a historical mistake.
Kamenets Tower
This canal was designed for economic and military purposes in the 19th-century. Now it is a popular tourist attraction, which connects river systems across Belarus and Poland.
The Augustow Canal
This church is one of the most beautiful Catholic churches in Minsk. The construction of the church has a very tragic history. It was built for the money of the rich Belarusian Edward Adam Voynilovich, whose children Simeon and Helen passed away at the age of 12 and 18. The small towers of the church received the names of the children.
The Church of Saints Simon and Helena
It is Europe’s largest sports facility. It has everything necessary for practicing 30 sports. It includes a multifunctional main arena able to seat up to 15,000 people, a speed skating track with stands for 3,000 spectators, and a cycling ground for 2,000 people.
Minsk Arena
Known as the 'Uncrowned Kings' of Lithuania and Poland, this powerful dynasty held residence in this Belarusian palace for centuries. Today it is preserved as a National Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve.
Nesvizh Palace