Post office building in Borovlyani village

The Post Station building is a notable monument of road architecture in Belarus from the mid-19th century. It represents a preserved historical complex reflecting the characteristics and traditions of postal stations of that era, attracting history enthusiasts and cultural heritage admirers who come on excursions around Belarus.

History of Creation

The Post Station in Borovlyany was built in the mid-19th century as part of the expansion of the postal and transportation network of the Russian Empire. The building served as a resting point where coachmen and travelers could rest and change horses. Today, tourists can take an excursion from Minsk to discover more about the significance of postal stations in the region's transportation development.

Architecture

The Post Station building is constructed from brick and has a rectangular, single-story layout with a small annex facing the inner courtyard. The building’s interior is divided by an entrance hall: to the left, there are three rooms intended for travelers and coachmen, and to the right, living quarters for the caretaker. On the station grounds, some outbuildings have been partially preserved, including stables, stalls, and a coachmen's lodge, which underwent minor renovations. The inner courtyard is paved with stone, further emphasizing its historical charm.

Excursions

History and architecture enthusiasts are invited to book an excursion to explore the Post Station building in Borovlyany, along with other historical postal stations and unique monuments of road architecture from the 19th century. Such excursions provide an immersive journey into the past and offer insights into the architectural heritage of Belarus.