Tour Mogilev-Mstislavl (2 days)

The “Mogilev – Buinichi Field” tour is a one-day trip from Minsk that introduces you to the historical and cultural heritage of one of the oldest cities in Belarus, as well as to a site of heroic events during the Great Patriotic War.

During the Mogilev city tour, you will see the city's architectural and cultural landmarks: the Town Hall, Stars Square, the Church of Saint Stanislaus, and other significant sites. The program also includes a visit to a 19th-century ethnographic village, where the traditional life and crafts of a Belarusian village are recreated. A special part of the tour is the visit to Buinichi Field — a symbol of the courage and resilience of Mogilev’s defenders. It was here in the summer of 1941 that Soviet troops held back the advance of Nazi tanks. War correspondent Konstantin Simonov worked here, later describing the events in his novel “The Living and the Dead” and requesting that his ashes be scattered at this very site.

A tour to Mogilev with a visit to Buinichi Field from Minsk is suitable for school groups, students, themed and patriotic trips. Upon request, we can organize an individual or corporate tour along the Minsk – Mogilev – Buinichi Field route, tailored to your preferences.

The tour along the Mstsislaw — Pustynki route is a one-day trip from Minsk that introduces visitors to the history and architecture of one of the most distinctive towns in the Mogilev region. The program includes a tour of Mstsislaw and a visit to the monastic complex in Pustynki.

The guided tour of Mstsislaw features the town’s key landmarks. The itinerary includes Zamkavaya Hill — the ancient settlement of Mstsislaw, the Jesuit Collegium complex, the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the preserved Trading Rows — a unique example of historical urban layout.

The second part of the tour is a trip to Pustynki, where one of the oldest monasteries in the region is located — the Pustynki monastic complex. Here, participants will learn about the history of the monastery, its architectural features, and modern life.

The tour to Mstsislaw and Pustynki is suitable for tourist, school, and pilgrimage groups. Upon request, an individual pilgrimage tour along the Mstsislaw — Pustynki route can be arranged to meet participants’ interests.