Tour Minsk – Nesvizh – Brest- Belovezhskaya Pushha (3 days)

A sightseeing tour of Minsk is a great choice for getting to know the city. During the tour, which lasts about 3 hours, you will see the main sights of Minsk and learn a lot about its past and present.

During a group or individual tour, you will visit Freedom Square, where the historical center of Minsk was once located. Then you will go to Minsk Castle Site - the oldest place in the city, where the remains of fortress walls and towers have been preserved. Trinity Suburb will open the atmosphere of old Minsk with its cozy streets and houses, the next point on the minibus will be Island of Tears - a memorial complex dedicated to the internationalist soldiers who died in Afghanistan. The tour will also introduce you to the modern appearance of the city: you will see the Minsk Arena sports complex, learn interesting facts about life on Independence Avenue, and the tour will end at the National Library building.

After the tour, you will easily navigate the city, the guide will answer any questions and tell you about the best cafes and shops in Minsk.

An excursion from Minsk to Nesvizh is a journey to a city where every stone holds the memory of the mighty Radziwill dynasty. During the excursion to Nesvizh, you’ll stroll through historic streets, see the oldest town hall in Belarus and the unique Craftsman’s House, admire the elegant Slutsk Gate, and learn about the history of the country’s first female monastery. The highlight of the trip is a visit to the Nesvizh Castle — the legendary Radziwill residence, known for its opulent halls adorned with marble and gilding, the crypt, and the mystery of the Black Lady, whose spirit is still said to wander the palace halls.

This excursion from Minsk is perfect for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and mystery seekers. It can be arranged for individual travelers or corporate groups. The excursion to Nesvizh is a great choice for a family weekend, a school trip, or as a special gift — offering a chance to explore some of the key cultural and spiritual treasures of Belarus in just one day.

Excursion «Białowieża Forest and Santa Claus’ Estate» (from Brest) is a one-day trip from Brest to the oldest nature reserve in Europe and a real fairytale experience for children and adults.

During the excursion, you will travel to Kamenets to see the famous Kamenets Tower — the White Tower, a historical and architectural monument of the 13th century. The journey will then continue to Białowieża Forest, where you will visit the Nature Museum with its rich exhibits and the demonstration enclosures with bison, elk, wild boars, and bears. The trip will conclude with a visit to the Residence of Belarusian Santa Claus, where every guest will receive a memorable gift from the master of the estate.

The excursion to Białowieża Forest and Santa Claus’ Estate from Brest is suitable for school groups, family trips, New Year tours, and anyone who wants to experience the magic of a fairytale. Upon request, it is possible to organize an individual or corporate tour to Białowieża Forest tailored to your preferences.

During the journey, you will enjoy a panoramic bus and walking excursion around Brest — one of the oldest cities in Belarus, where every street breathes history, and each architectural silhouette evokes its former grandeur. On this tour, you will see not only the iconic landmarks of the city center but also visit the unique Sovetskaya Street, where lanterns are traditionally lit by hand in the evenings, just like in old times, and learn about the history of Brest Railway Station — one of the first railway hubs in Eastern Europe.

The excursion will also take you to the legendary memorial complex “Brest Fortress — Hero” — a sacred place of national remembrance, a symbol of resilience, courage, and unconditional love for the Motherland. Every stone here is imbued with pain and heroism, and the majestic sculptures and reconstructed ruins of the citadel inspire deep reverence and awe. Visiting the memorial is not only a way to pay tribute to the heroes of the past but also a chance to better understand how the modern national character and historical memory of the people were shaped.