Pushkin Bridge

The Pushkin Bridge in Minsk is a historic railway bridge built in the 19th century and has become an important part of the city's transportation infrastructure. It was named after the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, who once visited Minsk. The bridge connects two parts of the city, and its architecture presents an interesting combination of classical and industrial styles.

Excursions to the Pushkin Bridge offer the opportunity to learn about its construction history, its significance for the development of Minsk, and to see its unique architectural elements. During the excursion, visitors can discover the history of bridge building in Belarus and important events associated with the Pushkin Bridge.

For residents and visitors of the capital, excursions from Minsk are available, which include a visit to the bridge and its surroundings. The Pushkin Bridge is also often included in tours across Belarus, providing a unique opportunity to explore the city's historical architecture.