Former merchant”s house

Former Merchant House in the town of Loyev is a unique architectural monument of the early 20th century that can be seen during a tour of Belarus. This one-story clay building with a hipped roof impresses with its elegant neoclassical decor: the facade is adorned with rhythmic pilasters, the corners are decorated with a complex cornice with ornaments and "sukhari" elements, and the arched window openings give the building a refined appearance.

Excursions with a Visit to the Merchant House

This architectural monument is part of tours around Belarus, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the history of provincial merchants and urban development of past centuries. If you want to learn more about this house and its role in the life of Loyev’s merchants, you can book a tour with a visit to the building. During the trip, guides will tell you about the development of trade in the region, the features of local architecture, and the lifestyle of wealthy townspeople.

It is also possible to take a tour from Minsk, which includes not only Loyev but also other interesting places in the Gomel region, such as the Loyev Museum of the Battle for the Dnieper, park areas, and historical sites. This is a great opportunity to dive into the past and see how merchants lived and worked at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.