House Masons

The House of Masons is a unique architectural monument from the second half of the 18th century, featuring elements of Baroque and early Classicism, which give it a special elegance and sophistication.

According to legends, members of the Masonic lodge "Northern Torch" used to gather in this building, which is why it earned its popular name — "The House of Masons." Over the years, it was home to the family of the famous composer Stanislaw Moniuszko and also served as the conscription office of the Minsk Governorate.

Today, the building houses the State Museum of the History of Theater and Music Culture of Belarus. Excursions to the House of Masons offer an opportunity to learn more about its rich history, architectural features, and role in the cultural life of the country. You can book an excursion from Minsk or include a visit to this house in your itinerary for tours around Belarus. This is a wonderful chance to discover not only this unique monument but also other attractions of the city.