Excursions to the holy places of Belarus

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Mir - Nesvizh excursion from Minsk is an 11-hour journey during which you will get acquainted with two pearls of Belarusian architecture and history: the legendary Mir and Nesvizh castles, which once belonged to the noble Radziwill family. We will show you not only the majestic castle walls, but also picturesque corners of ancient cities with interesting stories and amazing views. First you will see Mir Castle, which amazes with its power and beauty. During the excursion to Mir Castle, you will walk through its halls, learn about the fates of its owners and visit the Radziwill family tomb. Then the excursion goes to Nesvizh, where you will see the town hall, the Farny Church, the Benedictine monastery and much more. And the culmination will be an excursion to Nesvizh Castle with its unique architecture and beautiful park. You will be able to see magnificent halls decorated with ancient frescoes, rich tapestries and luxurious furniture. You will also be impressed by the underground passages and legends associated with the residence of one of the most influential families in Europe.

Wed, 16 Jul, 09:00 Wed, 16 Jul, 09:00

4'545 ₽ per person

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The route of the excursion Slonim - Zhirovichi - Synkovichi starts from Minsk and includes three significant settlements: Slonim, Synkovichi and Zhirovichi. The duration of the excursion is about 11.5 hours, during which time you will be able to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Western Belarus. The first stop will be Slonim - a city with a centuries-old history. Here you will see the Church of St. Andrew the Apostle, which stands out for its exquisite Baroque style. Next, you will see the Benedictine monastery, founded in the 17th century, and the building of the Slonim Choral Synagogue, preserved since the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and attracting with its monumentality. Continuing the excursion, you will head to Synkovichi, where one of the oldest churches in Belarus of the defensive style is located - the Church of St. Michael. The route ends with an excursion to Zhirovichi with a visit to the Holy Dormition Monastery. This place is known for its miraculous icon of the Mother of God and attracts pilgrims from all over Belarus. This route will allow you to get acquainted with the architecture and history of Belarusian churches and learn interesting facts about the western region.

Sat, 26 Jul, 09:00 Sat, 02 Aug, 09:00

4'144 ₽ per person

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Excursion Minsk – Mir Castle – Slonim – Zhirovichi is an eventful two-day tour across Belarus. You will explore the capital, learn its history, see the main landmarks, visit the majestic Mir Castle, enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient town of Slonim, and touch the spiritual heritage of Zhirovichi. This route combines the culture, architecture, and sacred sites of Belarus, offering a deeper understanding of the country's historical past. The program of the two-day excursion Minsk – Mir Castle – Slonim – Zhirovichi includes a sightseeing tour of Minsk, an introduction to the history and architecture of Mir Castle, and a visit to the Zhirovichi Holy Assumption Monastery – one of the main Orthodox shrines in Belarus. Upon request, a private or corporate tour along the route Minsk – Mir Castle – Slonim – Zhirovichi can be arranged, tailored to your interests and preferences.

Sat, 02 Aug, 09:00 Sat, 09 Aug, 09:00

8'021 ₽ per person

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A tour from Minsk to Budslav – Hlybokaye – Mosar is dedicated to exploring a fascinating corner of the Belarusian Lake District. This includes the northern part of the Minsk region — Myadel area, home to the historic village of Budslav and its sanctuary — the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, as well as the southern part of the Vitebsk region — Hlybokaye area, rich in numerous landmarks of 17th–19th century history and architecture. The journey begins in Budslav, where travelers are welcomed by one of the most important Catholic churches in Belarus — the majestic Budslav Church. The church impresses not only with its architecture but also with the presence of the miraculous icon of Our Lady of Budslav, which attracts thousands of pilgrims every year. The route then continues to Hlybokaye — a picturesque town with cozy streets and unique examples of sacred architecture such as the Church of the Holy Trinity and the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, which will reveal the secrets of its underground chambers. The final highlight will be the village of Mosar, known for its well-maintained park landscape and the architectural ensemble near the Church of Saint Anne. This place is renowned for its rare combination of spirituality, aesthetics, and tranquility. A tour from Minsk to Budslav, Hlybokaye, and Mosar is the perfect choice for those who want to discover the gems of the Belarusian Lake District, enjoy scenic nature, and immerse themselves in the region’s rich history.

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Mir - Nesvizh excursion from Minsk is an 11-hour journey during which you will get acquainted with two pearls of Belarusian architecture and history: the legendary Mir and Nesvizh castles, which once belonged to the noble Radziwill family. We will show you not only the majestic castle walls, but also picturesque corners of ancient cities with interesting stories and amazing views. First you will see Mir Castle, which amazes with its power and beauty. During the excursion to Mir Castle, you will walk through its halls, learn about the fates of its owners and visit the Radziwill family tomb. Then the excursion goes to Nesvizh, where you will see the town hall, the Farny Church, the Benedictine monastery and much more. And the culmination will be an excursion to Nesvizh Castle with its unique architecture and beautiful park. You will be able to see magnificent halls decorated with ancient frescoes, rich tapestries and luxurious furniture. You will also be impressed by the underground passages and legends associated with the residence of one of the most influential families in Europe.

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The route of the excursion Slonim - Zhirovichi - Synkovichi starts from Minsk and includes three significant settlements: Slonim, Synkovichi and Zhirovichi. The duration of the excursion is about 11.5 hours, during which time you will be able to fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Western Belarus. The first stop will be Slonim - a city with a centuries-old history. Here you will see the Church of St. Andrew the Apostle, which stands out for its exquisite Baroque style. Next, you will see the Benedictine monastery, founded in the 17th century, and the building of the Slonim Choral Synagogue, preserved since the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and attracting with its monumentality. Continuing the excursion, you will head to Synkovichi, where one of the oldest churches in Belarus of the defensive style is located - the Church of St. Michael. The route ends with an excursion to Zhirovichi with a visit to the Holy Dormition Monastery. This place is known for its miraculous icon of the Mother of God and attracts pilgrims from all over Belarus. This route will allow you to get acquainted with the architecture and history of Belarusian churches and learn interesting facts about the western region.

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Excursion from Minsk to Kamai, Pastavy, and Luchai is a route filled with rare discoveries. In the small village of Kamai stands the fortified Church of St. John the Baptist, which has never closed since the 17th century. It houses the oldest pipe organ in Belarus and the unique painting “Christ and the Orphan.” The massive walls and towers of the church seem to guard the spiritual heritage of the past. The next stop is Pastavy, a town made famous by the Tyszkiewicz family. Here, visitors are greeted by a majestic palace in classical style, where stories unfold about distinguished patrons, scientists, and 18th-century architecture. The route ends in Luchai — a settlement where baroque and classicism are reflected in the grand Church of St. Thaddeus. Enlightened Princess Oginska once conducted astronomical observations here, and today it is home to the world’s first monument to Pope Benedict XVI. This journey offers a rare chance to explore the Belarusian countryside, uncover hidden gems, and feel the power of spiritual traditions and the passage of time. On request, we can organize individual or corporate tours along this route tailored to your preferences.

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The tour from Minsk «Pinsk — the City of 9 Centuries» is an exciting journey to the heart of Polesia, where history and modernity blend together. Tourists will see the legendary 17th-century Jesuit Collegium, associated with Adam Naruszewicz and Mateusz Butrymowicz, admire the elegance of the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and learn the story of the Butrymowicz Palace, once home to the artist and composer Napoleon Orda. A walk by the Church of St. Barbara — part of the Bernardine monastery — will immerse you in the spiritual heritage of past centuries, and the Museum of Belarusian Polesia will reveal the traditions and lifestyle of the region. Pinsk enchants at first sight: the riverside station, cobbled streets, colorful houses, and timeless atmosphere await you on this tour to Pinsk. This tour from Minsk is perfect for anyone interested in Belarusian history, architecture, and culture. It is equally suited for individual travelers and corporate groups — the itinerary includes sacred, cultural, and architectural gems that will leave a lasting impression. A full-service experience can be arranged, with guide, transportation, and a rich program that lets you touch nine centuries of Pinsk’s unique history in a single day.

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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.

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An excursion from Minsk to Polotsk is a unique journey to a city with over a thousand years of history — the cradle of Belarusian statehood. You will encounter the majestic Saint Sophia Cathedral — a symbol of spiritual equality with Byzantium, explore ancient monasteries and the university housed in the former Jesuit college, where you can still see Gruber’s "Mechanical Head." You'll touch the Boris Stone with its mysterious inscription, stroll the streets once walked by Saint Euphrosyne of Polotsk, and discover the geographical center of Europe, museums, bridges, and the secrets hidden behind historic facades. The excursion to Polotsk is sure to be a revelation full of inspiration and vivid impressions. This tour is perfect for those who appreciate spiritual and cultural depth and are interested in history and architecture. The excursion from Minsk to Polotsk can be arranged for both individual travelers and corporate groups looking to combine an educational getaway with the atmosphere of genuine antiquity. It’s more than a trip — it’s a journey to the roots that will leave a lasting impression on every traveler.

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The excursion «Starovilensky Route» is a one-day tour along the route Zalesie – Soly – Kushlyany – Zhuprany, dedicated to traveling one of the most important historical roads of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Just like nine centuries ago, this route starts in Minsk and leads to Vilnius — the capital of the once-great state. As part of the tour, you will visit the Oginski estate in Zalesie, where the outstanding composer, statesman, and diplomat Michał Kleofas Oginski lived. You will also explore the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary in Soly and the Church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Smarhon. In addition, you will visit the Frantsishak Bahushevich museum-estate “Kushlyany” — the place where the classic of Belarusian literature lived and worked. The tour will conclude at the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Zhuprany, a 19th-century architectural monument tied to the cultural and religious history of the region. The one-day tour «Starovilensky Route» is ideal for anyone interested in the history, culture, and architectural heritage of Belarus. Upon request, individual tours along the route Zalesie – Soly – Kushlyany – Zhuprany can be organized based on participants’ preferences.

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Excursion from Minsk to Rakov, Ivenets and the «World of Bees» estate is a fascinating journey into authentic Belarus, where ancient legends come to life alongside the wonders of nature. The excursion to Rakov will introduce you to a town once famous for its cabarets and smuggling, now known for its majestic church and a unique Orthodox temple with an “Athonite” icon. The excursion to Ivenets will immerse you in spiritual heritage and architectural beauty: the Church of St. Michael the Archangel impresses with its Baroque elegance, while the Church of St. Alexius charms with its Gothic precision and clarity. The tour concludes with a sweet finale — buzzing bees, the aroma of honey, and an engaging story about hive life at the welcoming «World of Bees» estate. This tour is perfect for anyone who appreciates unique routes, living history, and heartfelt discoveries — from schoolchildren and students to corporate groups and individual travelers. The excursion from Minsk fits easily into a weekend format and can be customized for your group. Historic towns, spiritual architecture, and a warm introduction to agro-ecotourism make this journey truly versatile and unforgettable.

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The “Literary Orsha Region” tour is a one-day trip from Minsk to Orsha, including a visit to the “Lyovki” Memorial Reserve dedicated to the life and work of Yanka Kupala. During the excursion, you will learn about the history of Orsha and its main attractions in this thousand-year-old city: the Jesuit Collegium, the Church of Saint Elijah, the Holy Epiphany Kuteinsky Monastery, the ethnographic museum “Mill,” and other notable sites. You will also enjoy a guided tour of the “Lyovki” Memorial Reserve, where Kupala used to come every year in

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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.

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Traveling through northern Belarus, where legends come to life, history speaks, and every corner is filled with the spirit of time, be sure to visit Vitebsk — the city of light, painting, and poetry. Here, among church domes, narrow streets, wooden fences, and historic mansions, the stories behind Marc Chagall’s paintings were born and brought to life. During your excursion in Vitebsk, you will walk in the footsteps of the great artist, visit the Marc Chagall Museum, admire the Governor’s Palace, city cathedrals, and the town hall, and feel the same atmosphere the master conveyed on canvas. A trip to Polotsk will open up the fascinating world of Belarus’ spiritual capital — a city where national culture, literacy, and statehood were born. Polotsk's landmarks are true guardians of millennia-old history: the monumental Sophia Cathedral, built in the 11th century and rivaling the cathedrals of Kyiv and Novgorod; the mysterious Boris Stones; ancient monasteries and churches, including the Savior-Euphrosyne Monastery, where the relics of Saint Euphrosyne of Polotsk are kept. Treat yourself to excursions across Belarus that will remain in your heart forever. Upon request, a custom or corporate tour can be organized to suit your interests and preferences.

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The “Fates Scorched by War” tour is a one-day trip from Minsk to places associated with the heroic pages of the Great Patriotic War and the beginning of Operation Bagration. During the tour, you will visit Victory Square in Minsk, the Mound of Glory, the monument to the Soviet Mother in Zhodino, the tank crew monument in Barysaw, and the memorial complexes in Orsha (“Katyusha”) and the village of Rylenki. The “Fates Scorched by War” tour is suitable for school groups, students, themed and patriotic trips. Upon request, it is possible to organize an individual or corporate tour along the route Minsk – Smalyavichy – Zhodino – Barysaw – Orsha – Minsk, tailored to your preferences.

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Excursion along the Pinsk – Stavok – Logishin – Motol route from Minsk is a one-day tour that introduces the history, architecture, and cultural traditions of Western Polesia. The program includes a tour of Pinsk, visits to Stavok, Logishin, and Motol. The tour of Pinsk offers a walk along the cozy streets of the ancient town and a look at architectural landmarks. In Stavok, guests will see the Stavok Ascension Church, and in Logishin — the Transfiguration Church and the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church. In Motol, you will visit the Motol Museum of Folk Art “Our Roots”, which features a unique collection of items reflecting the daily life, crafts, holidays, and traditions of the Polesia region. If desired, an interactive ethnographic program can be arranged for the group, including participation in rituals and folk festivities. The excursion to Pinsk, Stavok, Logishin, and Motol is suitable for tourist, school, and corporate groups. Upon request, individual excursions along the Pinsk – Stavok – Logishin – Motol route can be arranged according to the group’s wishes.

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The excursion through the towns of Kushlyany – Soly – Ostrovets – Gervyaty – Voranyany – Mikhalishki is a journey where the pages of Belarusian history, architecture, and literature come to life. The tour begins at the museum-estate of Frantsishak Bahushevich, where lines from “The Belarusian Pipe” resound and the spirit of the poet who defended the native language is preserved. From there, the route takes you through towns where churches tell stories of centuries, styles, and destinies. You’ll see the original church in Soly, the majestic neoclassical temple in Ostrovets, the elegant St. George’s Church in Voranyany, the baroque castle-like church in Mikhalishki, and finally, the Gothic gem — the Trinity Church in Gervyaty, surrounded by a picturesque park. This journey blends spiritual heritage and architectural splendor, leaving a lasting sense of awe and pride for Belarus. Upon request, a private or corporate tour from Minsk can be arranged to suit your interests and preferences.

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Excursion along the Turov – Lyaskovichi route from Minsk is a one-day tour that combines exploring the history of an ancient town and visiting the unique natural sites of Polesia. The program includes a visit to the Turov Local History Museum, a city tour, and a trip to the Pripyatsky National Park in Lyaskovichi. The tour of Turov and the archaeological museum will help you learn about the town’s ancient history, its cultural heritage, and notable historical figures. A visit to the Turov Local History Museum offers a chance to see archaeological finds, old household items, and get acquainted with the region’s past. The second part of the program is a trip to Lyaskovichi, where the Nature Museum of the Pripyatsky National Park is located. Here you can discover the rich flora and fauna of Polesia and enjoy the beauty of the park’s untouched nature. If desired, a short boat trip can be arranged to admire the views of the Pripyat River from the water. The excursion to Turov and Lyaskovichi will be interesting for tourist, school, and corporate groups. Upon request, individual excursions along the Turov – Lyaskovichi route can be arranged according to your wishes.

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The tour «In the Footsteps of Adam Mickiewicz» is a one-day trip from Minsk along the route Zaosie – Navahrudak, dedicated to the life and legacy of one of Belarus’s most renowned poets. The first stop on the route is a visit to the Mickiewicz family estate museum in Zaosie, the birthplace of Adam Mickiewicz. The museum recreates the appearance of a 19th-century noble estate, including the house and outbuildings. The exhibition offers insight into the environment in which the poet spent his childhood. The tour continues in Navahrudak, where guests will enjoy a guided city tour with visits to the main architectural and historical landmarks: the Church of St. Michael the Archangel, the Farny Catholic Church, St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral, and the ruins of Navahrudak Castle. The tour also includes places associated with the poet: the Adam Mickiewicz Monument, the Mound of Immortality dedicated to him, and the Adam Mickiewicz House-Museum in Navahrudak. The tour to Zaosie and Navahrudak will appeal to literature, history, and culture enthusiasts. It is suitable for tourist, school, and corporate groups. Upon request, individual tours along the Zaosie – Navahrudak route can be arranged to meet participants' interests.

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A tour of the churches of Minsk is an opportunity to touch the spiritual and cultural heritage of the city. During the bus tour of the holy sites, you will get acquainted with the architectural diversity of the capital's religious buildings and their history. A tour of monasteries and churches will introduce you to both ancient and modern temples. You will visit the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, which has preserved the traditions of the past, as well as the Holy Spirit Cathedral, which is an important center of Orthodox life in Minsk. A tour of the Catholic churches will take you through the main Catholic temples. You will see the Church of Saints Simon and Helena (Red Church) – one of the most recognizable landmarks of the city, as well as the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, impressive in its decoration. The itinerary can be supplemented with a sightseeing tour of the city to see not only religious monuments but also other significant historical sites of the capital. Upon request, we can also organize an individual or corporate tour of the churches of Minsk, taking into account your preferences.

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The tour from Minsk “Postavy – Budslav – Kamai” invites you on a fascinating journey through the spiritual and architectural treasures of Belarus. In Kamai, you will see one of the rare fortified churches — the Church of St. John the Baptist, with its mighty walls and the oldest organ in the country. In Postavy, you will discover the Orthodox St. Nicholas Cathedral, the elegant Church of St. Anthony of Padua, and the Tiesenhaus Palace with its ornithological museum. The route concludes in Budslav, home to a majestic church with a miraculous icon, which has become the main center of Catholic pilgrimage in Belarus. Such a tour from Minsk will be especially interesting for those who appreciate layered history, unique architecture, and the atmosphere of sacred places. This journey is perfect for lovers of off-the-beaten-path routes in Belarus and for those looking to relax mindfully while discovering cultural gems. It’s an ideal choice for anyone seeking both educational enrichment and emotional renewal.

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Tour from Gomel «Gomel – Vetka – Mozyr – Yurovichi» offers travelers two rich days full of discoveries and emotions. The journey begins in green and picturesque Gomel, with its elegant palace and park ensemble, ancient churches, and charming streets. Next, you’ll head to Vetka, where deep in the peaceful Belarusian Polesia lies the world-famous Museum of Old Believers and Folk Art — a treasure trove of rare icons, manuscripts, and traditional ornaments. The second day of this tour from Gomel immerses you in history and mystery: you'll visit Mozyr, with its monasteries and churches rising above the town, and explore Yurovichi, where ruins and a poignant museum reflect the tragedies of the 20th century. This tour is ideal for those who value meaningful routes filled with history, vibrant locations, and cultural contrasts. It's perfect both for first-time visitors to Polesia and those seeking hidden gems of Belarus. The tour from Gomel can be arranged for corporate groups, schoolchildren, travel clubs, or individual clients — with flexible options, transport, and professional guide service.

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Slonim is a city whose history is preserved by ancient temples and monasteries. It is a city that attracts to itself the beauty and comfort of the streets, which rise on the shore of Shchara and Issa. At every step here you will meet with the past. Due to the large number of attractions Slonim is compared to North Athens. And just 10 km from the city the place is truly amazing - the Zhirovichi Holy Assumption Monastery with the oldest miraculous icon and font.

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The journey will begin with a tour of Minsk — a city that has endured destruction more than once, yet always rose from the ashes even more magnificent. On the streets of the capital, travelers will experience a meeting of past and present: from the quiet lanes of the Upper Town to the grand avenues. The route then leads to one of the country’s most moving memorials — a tour to Khatyn will remind you of the tragedy of peaceful villagers, and a tour to the Mound of Glory will honor the pride of the Great Victory. On the second day, the road takes you to Brest, where a tour of the Brest Fortress awaits — a site that preserves the memory of the heroic beginning of the war. The final highlight is a tour to Belovezhskaya Pushcha, a unique natural area with ancient forests and mighty bison, the living symbols of Belarus. This itinerary is perfect for those who wish to explore the most important chapters of Belarusian history and visit iconic landmarks in a short time. A tour to Khatyn, a tour to the Mound of Glory, a tour of the Brest Fortress, and a tour to Belovezhskaya Pushcha, combined with a city tour of Minsk, make for a rich, emotional, and educational experience. The program can be arranged for both corporate groups and individual travelers, offering comfort, efficient logistics, and the engaging guidance of a professional tour leader.

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Two-day tour from Minsk «Minsk – Khatyn – Stalin Line – Zaslavl» is an eventful journey through centuries, where history comes to life at every step. The first part of the route — a city tour of Minsk — will reveal both the ceremonial and hidden faces of the capital: from monumental avenues to the cozy alleys of the Upper Town. The quiet sorrow of the excursion to Khatyn will remind you of the tragic pages of war, while the tour to the Stalin Line will amaze you with the scale of fortifications and military equipment under the open sky. The journey will end with a trip to Zaslavl — one of the oldest Belarusian towns, where ancient legends intertwine with the charm of provincial serenity. This tour is suitable for everyone who wants to deeply experience Belarus in a short time: from schoolchildren to seasoned travelers, from individual tourists to corporate groups. It is a unique opportunity in the format of a tour from Minsk to explore the country’s key landmarks across various themes and eras: military memorials, architectural heritage, natural landscapes, and cultural monuments. The tour can be arranged in any format — from individual bookings to large group travel.

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The excursion «Mogilev — Buinichi Field — Ethno-village» is a two-day tour to Mogilev, offering insight into the city’s history, military glory, and traditional Belarusian culture. On the first day, participants will enjoy a city sightseeing tour of Mogilev. You will see the city’s main landmarks: the town hall, Stars Square, St. Nicholas Monastery with the Church of Onuphrius, and other architectural and historical monuments. The excursion lets you experience the atmosphere of an ancient city closely tied to key chapters in Belarusian history. On the second day, you’ll visit Buinichi Field — a memorial complex dedicated to the defense of Mogilev in 1941 — as well as an ethnographic village featuring traditional houses, household items, and crafts that recreate rural Belarusian life at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries. This two-day tour to Mogilev is ideal for tourist, school, and corporate groups. Upon request, an individual tour to Mogilev can be arranged based on participants’ interests.

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The excursion «Mogilev – Buinichi – Vitebsk – Polotsk» is a three-day tour across Belarus that introduces you to the history, culture, and spiritual heritage of three iconic Belarusian cities. On the first day — a guided tour of Mogilev with visits to the city’s main attractions. You will see the Star Square, the Town Hall, the Church of St. Stanislaus, and other architectural landmarks. The program also includes a visit to the «Buinichi Field» memorial complex, dedicated to the heroic defense of the city in 1941, and an ethnographic village that recreates the life of a Belarusian village at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries. Here you’ll learn who was called the «father of Stalingrad» and how these events inspired the novel «The Living and the Dead». On the second day — a tour of Vitebsk, a city that inspired many artists. Participants will visit the Marc Chagall Museum and Art Center, learn about the city’s connection to the work of Ilya Repin, and discover the architectural character of Vitebsk. On the third day — a tour of Polotsk, the oldest city in Belarus. The program includes the Saint Sophia Cathedral, the Convent of Saint Euphrosyne, and memorial sites related to Francysk Skaryna and Euphrosyne of Polotsk. You will visit the «cradle of Belarusian statehood» — the first city and principality on the territory of modern Belarus. The three-day tour along the route «Mogilev – Vitebsk – Polotsk» is suitable for tourist, school, and pilgrimage groups. Upon request, it is possible to organize a private tour along the route «Mogilev – Vitebsk – Polotsk» tailored to the interests of the participants.

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This journey will take you through the most iconic and heartfelt corners of Belarus. It begins with an excursion in Minsk — the capital of the country, where wide avenues, green parks, and monumental architecture speak of resilience and a desire for renewal. Then comes the Dudutki museum complex — a place where Belarusian traditions come to life: bread is baked, iron is forged, and guests are welcomed with generous rural hospitality. The journey continues with an excursion in Polotsk — the cradle of Belarusian statehood. Its ancient churches, cobblestone streets, and the spirit of the Saint Sophia Cathedral tell a story of culture and spirituality. In Vitebsk, you'll encounter an atmosphere of creativity — this is the birthplace of Marc Chagall, the city of the Slavianski Bazaar, and a place that still holds the memory of a great artist. The final stop is an excursion to Zdravnevo — Repin’s estate, where nature and art merge into a single inspiring panorama. This trip is for those who seek not only to see Belarus but to feel its soul.

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Excursion Minsk – Mir Castle – Slonim – Zhirovichi is an eventful two-day tour across Belarus. You will explore the capital, learn its history, see the main landmarks, visit the majestic Mir Castle, enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient town of Slonim, and touch the spiritual heritage of Zhirovichi. This route combines the culture, architecture, and sacred sites of Belarus, offering a deeper understanding of the country's historical past. The program of the two-day excursion Minsk – Mir Castle – Slonim – Zhirovichi includes a sightseeing tour of Minsk, an introduction to the history and architecture of Mir Castle, and a visit to the Zhirovichi Holy Assumption Monastery – one of the main Orthodox shrines in Belarus. Upon request, a private or corporate tour along the route Minsk – Mir Castle – Slonim – Zhirovichi can be arranged, tailored to your interests and preferences.

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The tour to Babruysk from Minsk is a one-day trip that introduces travelers to the color and character of one of the most vibrant and distinctive cities in Belarus. The program includes a guided tour of Babruysk, with visits to historical landmarks, key sites, and cultural heritage objects. During the tour, guests will see the Babruysk Fortress — one of the largest military-engineering complexes of the 19th century — as well as the Port-Arthur House, which preserves the atmosphere of the old town. The route continues with an introduction to the city’s symbols and architecture: the sculpture of Shura Balaganov, the Beaver Monument, the Babruysk St. George Church, and the Babruysk Synagogue. Upon request, the group may also visit the Babruysk Local History Museum, which presents the city’s history from ancient times to the present day. The tour «Taki da — This is Babruysk» is suitable for tourist, school, and corporate groups. Upon request, an individual tour to Babruysk can be arranged to reflect participants’ interests.

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Excursion to Turov from Minsk is a one-day tour that combines a visit to a modern production facility with an introduction to the history of one of the oldest towns in Belarus. The program includes a visit to the Turov Dairy Plant and an exploration of the main sights of Turov. A guided tour of the Turov Dairy Plant will introduce you to the history of the enterprise, the specifics of producing soft creamy and curd cheeses, as well as cheeses made using the Italian Pasta Filata technology. You will also have the opportunity to taste the products — mozzarella and mozzarella pizza, cream cheese, provoletta, ricotta, and mascarpone. The production tour at the Turov Dairy Plant will be interesting for school, corporate, and tourist groups. Upon request, individual and corporate excursions to Turov with a visit to the Turov Dairy Plant can be arranged according to your wishes.

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Excursion «Belarusian Mosaic» is a one-day tour from Minsk to the architectural and cultural landmarks of Belarus, offering a glimpse into the vivid pages of history and the multifaceted heritage of the country. A special highlight of the route is the visit to the Oginski estate in Zalesie — a famous palace and park ensemble known as the «Northern Athens». It was here that composer and political figure Michal Kleofas Oginski lived, and where his famous polonaise was played. The estate immerses visitors in the atmosphere of culture, music, and history. You will also explore iconic landmarks of western Belarus: the Holy Trinity Church in Gervyaty, often called the «Little Switzerland» and «Belarusian Notre-Dame»; the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary in Soly, repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt almost from scratch; and the Church of St. Archangel Michael in Smarhon. All of them embody refined architectural styles of different eras. This journey brings together majestic churches, the names of great people, and the beauty of Belarusian nature. The «Belarusian Mosaic» excursion from Minsk is suitable for school groups, history and architecture enthusiasts, as well as for themed and corporate trips. Upon request, it is possible to organize an individual or corporate tour along the route Zalesie – Smarhon – Soly – Astravets – Gervyaty tailored to your preferences.

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Interestng and informative excursion from Minsk to Zaslawye — Zhodishki leads through places where traditions, ancient crafts, and unique architectural monuments have been preserved. Zaslawye’s landmarks include the historic center, the 16th-century Transfiguration Church, and a working steam mill that is part of the ethnographic complex “Mlyn.” Here you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a provincial town and see how century-old mechanisms operated. The route continues to Zhodishki, where an 18th–19th century manor complex, the Church of the Holy Trinity, and the only operating water mill in Belarus—restored in the late 20th century—have been preserved. The journey concludes at the “Veles” agro-estate with a tasting of traditional Belarusian cuisine and a bard music concert in a cozy village setting. This excursion is perfect for those who appreciate the combination of history, nature, and living culture.

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During an eventful excursion from Minsk along the route Polotsk – Vitebsk – Zdravnevo, you will explore the spiritual and artistic capitals of Belarus. On the first day, you will visit ancient Polotsk — the patriarch city that has preserved the majestic Saint Sophia Cathedral and monasteries, where it seems the voice of Euphrosyne of Polotsk still echoes. On the second day — a tour from Minsk to Vitebsk — you will discover the city that breathes with the art of Marc Chagall, filled with cozy streets, old architecture, and a festive spirit. The journey culminates with a visit to the Zdravnevo estate-museum, where Ilya Repin once worked — here, amid the greenery and silence, his sketches and inspiration seem to have frozen in time. This two-day tour is ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the history and culture of Belarus over a weekend. It is suitable for individual travelers, families with children, and corporate clients wishing to combine leisure with broadening their horizons. The excursion from Minsk can be arranged upon request, tailored to your preferences — whether it’s an intimate trip for two or a program for a large organized group.

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Tour from Minsk «Navahrudak – Iwye» is a journey deep into centuries and cultures. You will enjoy a tour to Navahrudak — the first capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. From the top of Castle Hill, you will see the ruins of the ancient fortress where Mindaugas was crowned, walk by the walls of the Farny Church and the Church of St. Michael the Archangel, learn where the young Adam Mickiewicz studied, and visit his house-museum. Then comes the tour to Iwye, a unique town with a long-standing tradition of coexistence among various cultures and religions. You will see an active mosque, the Church of Saints Peter and Paul with a space relic, and the Church of Gabriel of Bialystok. You may also visit the only Museum of National Cultures in Belarus. Such a tour from Minsk is perfect for those who appreciate historical heritage, are interested in cultural diversity, and want to broaden their horizons. This tour is suitable for schoolchildren, students, history lovers, and travelers looking for unique routes. The tour to Navahrudak and tour to Iwye can be organized for both individual travelers and corporate groups — tailored to your interests and preferences. It's a true opportunity to touch the history, culture, and unique spiritual heritage of Belarus in just one day.

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Excursion from Minsk with visits to the Stalin Line, Khatyn, Brest Fortress, and Belovezhskaya Pushcha combines the military-historical heritage of Belarus and its stunning nature in one journey. The tour begins with a sightseeing tour of Minsk, the capital where history and modernity are interwoven into a harmonious architectural ensemble. Guests will enjoy wide avenues and the old streets of the Upper Town before heading to the excursion to the Stalin Line — the largest open-air military-historical complex in the CIS. The next stop is Khatyn, a memorial complex and a symbol of national remembrance and sorrow. The excursion to Khatyn from Minsk leaves an unforgettable impression: you will see the black silhouettes of village chimneys, learn about the fate of the victims, and understand the price the Belarusian people paid for peace. The route then leads to Brest, home of the legendary Brest Fortress. The excursion to Brest Fortress includes a visit to the Eternal Flame, the Defense Museum, and a deep immersion into the atmosphere of heroism and tragedy. On the second day, you will enjoy an excursion to Belovezhskaya Pushcha, one of the oldest forests in Europe and a national park listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will discover Belarusian natural wonders: centuries-old oaks, crystal-clear air, and, of course, encounter the forest’s symbol — the mighty European bison. You can also visit the Estate of the Belarusian Father Frost, where a fairytale atmosphere reigns year-round. This excursion across Belarus is perfect for adults and children alike, and the variety of themes — from military history to nature — makes it ideal for families, school groups, and corporate travelers.

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Minsk is the starting point of an exciting journey across Belarus, a country with a rich history and remarkable nature. The excursion around Minsk will lead you through the cozy streets of the Upper Town, past monumental squares and modern buildings. Every detail here carries traces of a thousand-year history — from the ancient Minsk Castle site to the avant-garde architecture of the 21st century. The next stop is the excursion to the Stalin Line — the largest open-air military history complex in the post-Soviet space. The pages of national defense come alive here: trenches, pillboxes, military equipment, and weapons let you literally touch military history. The theme continues in Brest, where you will immerse yourself in the dramatic events of the war’s early hours during the excursion to the Brest Fortress. A meeting with pristine nature in the Belovezhskaya Pushcha, one of Europe’s oldest forest ecosystems, will conclude the two-day excursion. Here, you will see European bison — the living symbol of Belarus — and enjoy the silence of the ancient forest, fresh air, and a unique harmony with nature. This excursion across Belarus is a perfect choice for both individual travelers and organized groups, combining military heritage, culture, and the country’s natural treasures.

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The sightseeing tour along the Mahilioŭ — Mstsislaw route is a two-day trip from Minsk that offers insight into the history, architecture, and culture of two cities in the Mahilioŭ region. On the first day, you’ll enjoy a guided tour of Mahilioŭ — a city with a rich past, fascinating monuments, and charming streets. The program includes a city sightseeing tour as well as a visit to a 19th-century ethnographic village and Buinichy Field, a memorial complex dedicated to the events of the Great Patriotic War. On the second day, the route continues to Mstsislaw, often called the «Little Vilnius» for its distinctive architecture and special atmosphere. The tour concludes with a visit to the monastic complex in Pustynki. The two-day tour Mahilioŭ — Mstsislaw is suitable for tourist, school, as well as pilgrimage and religious groups. Upon request, an individual tour along the Mahilioŭ — Mstsislaw route can be arranged to reflect the participants’ interests.

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The tour from Minsk «Grodno Grand Circle» offers five days of true immersion into authentic Belarus. After an excursion in Minsk — a dynamic and atmospheric capital — you'll set off on an exciting journey through the Grodno region. UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the largest male monastery in Belarus, fortified churches, fascinating feats of engineering, gripping legends, and new discoveries await you. This tour is perfect for those who want to explore Belarus in a vivid, rich, and diverse way within a short time. It suits both individual travelers and corporate groups and can be easily tailored to your schedule, interests, and length of stay. A tour from Minsk in a flexible «constructor» format is an ideal way to build your own route and discover the country through its history, culture, and soul.

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Excursion «Places of Memory of the Belarusian Lands» is a five-day tour dedicated to the history, heroism, and tragic chapters of Belarus’ past. The itinerary includes memorial complexes, military sites, historical towns, and symbolic landmarks that have played a key role in shaping the national memory. The first day includes a sightseeing tour of Minsk with visits to key landmarks and free time for independent exploration. The second day features a thematic excursion «Tribute to the Victims of Fascism», focusing on the tragic events of the occupation period and visiting sites associated with mass executions and the extermination of civilians. On the third day, a trip along the route Mahilyow – Buinichi Field, where you will learn about the heroic defense of the city and the bravery of its defenders during the early days of the Great Patriotic War. The fourth day includes the excursion «Ancient Zaslawye – Stalin Line»: exploring one of the oldest towns in Belarus and visiting the military-historical complex «Stalin Line». The fifth day concludes the tour with an excursion to Khatyn and the Mound of Glory. You will visit one of the most important memorials to the victims of Nazism and a symbolic monument to Belarus' liberation from Nazi occupation. Upon request, an individual or corporate patriotic tour of sites of military glory and remembrance can be arranged according to your preferences.

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This bus and walking tour of Minsk will introduce you to the religious diversity of the city, where Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Catholicism peacefully coexist. During the tour of Minsk, you will walk through places that preserve the history of faith, architecture and traditions, learn about religious rituals, culture and the significance of these shrines for the people of Belarus. The tour route includes a visit to the Catholic Church of Saints Simeon and Helena, known as the Red Church, with its Gothic towers and history associated with the tragic fate of the Voinilovich family. Minsk Cathedral Mosque will tell you about the Muslim community, its traditions and the history of its construction. In the Minsk Synagogue we will talk about the life of the Jewish community, and in the St. Elizabeth Convent you will learn about the life of nuns and ancient Orthodox rites. At the end of the excursion to holy places you will have an idea of ​​how representatives of different faiths interacted with each other and how the traditions of different peoples intertwine.

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The tour from Minsk “Pilgrimage to Saint Valentina of Minsk” is not just a trip, but a heartfelt journey to sacred places that heal both body and soul. During the excursion to Stankovo, you will see the majestic Chapsky manor and park complex and the ancient St. Nicholas Church, built according to a design by a court architect. The excursion to Dzerzhinsk includes a visit to the grave of Blessed Valentina of Minsk in the village of Krysovo, a place of pilgrimage for people from all over the world seeking help and healing. The tour ends at a miraculous spring in the village of Vitovka, where visitors can collect healing water, pray, and even immerse themselves in a font with holy water. This excursion from Minsk is ideal for anyone seeking spiritual support, a touch of the miraculous, and a renewal of faith. The tour will appeal to both the elderly and the young who are searching for inner answers. The excursion to Stankovo and Dzerzhinsk can be arranged for individual travelers, families, school groups, as well as corporate clients — especially during holidays and commemorative dates. It’s a unique opportunity to visit sacred sites and spend a day in serenity and grace.

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The excursion «Mogilev — Bobruisk» is a two-day tour from Minsk during which participants will discover the history, culture, and unique atmosphere of two remarkable cities in Eastern Belarus. On the first day, there will be a sightseeing tour of Mogilev. Guests will see the town hall, Stars Square, St. Nicholas Monastery with the Church of Onuphrius, and other architectural landmarks. The program also includes a visit to the Buinichi Field memorial complex and an ethnographic village. The second day features an author's tour of Bobruisk — «Yes, This Is Bobruisk». Participants will explore a city with a distinctive character and charm, stroll through the central streets, learn fascinating facts, see iconic locations, and discover what modern Bobruisk is like. This two-day tour to Mogilev and Bobruisk is ideal for tourist and school groups. Upon request, individual tours to Mogilev and Bobruisk can be arranged based on participants’ preferences.

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A tour from Minsk to the Braslav Lakes is a chance to witness blue-eyed Belarus in all its glory. The Ice Age left our country a legacy of around 11,000 lakes and 20,000 rivers and streams — and the best of them are gathered in one place, in the Braslav Lakes National Park. Here you'll find 267 lakes and 20 rivers, forming a natural necklace of breathtaking beauty. During the tour of Braslav Lakes National Park, we will walk along a picturesque eco-trail, explore diverse ecosystems, breathe fresh air, and learn about the history of the ancient towns of the region, such as Braslav and Vidzy. We’ll also climb Mount Mayak, which offers a stunning panoramic view of the beauty of Belarusian lakes. This tour from Minsk to Braslavshchyna will be a real discovery even for those who have visited Belarus many times.

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The excursion to the Yelnya Bog is a journey into the picturesque and mysterious nature of the Belarusian Lake District. Your route will begin with architectural gems: you’ll see the seven-domed All Saints Church in Begoml, the majestic Trinity Catholic Church and the unique monastic complex in Hlybokaye, visit the Assumption Church in Sharkovshchina and the Church of the Ascension of the Virgin Mary in Miory. Each of these sites is a story carved in stone and wood. The highlight of the trip is the excursion to the Yelnya Bog — the largest lake-bog complex in Belarus with dozens of ancient lakes, where you can walk along the ecological trail, enjoy the scenery, listen to birdsong, and even swim in a crystal-clear bog lake. This tour from Minsk is ideal for anyone seeking harmony with nature, inspiration from cultural heritage, and unusual experiences. It’s a great choice for families, school groups, corporate outings, or individual travelers. A guided walk through the Yelnya Bog offers a glimpse into the life of a unique ecosystem, while stops along the way enrich your journey with vivid discoveries and rare photo moments. Book your excursion to the Yelnya Bog today — and let this day become a true adventure!

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You will see ruins, storing the history of great events. This Kreva castle is the last resting place of the Prince of Lithuania Keystut and the place where the union of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Crown of Poland was signed. A beautiful «flower» of architecture and the basis of the work «Black Castle Olshansky» - the legendary Golshany Castle Sapeg. This is the town of Ivye with beautiful temples and colorful culture. On the high picturesque bank of the Nemunas you will be met by the Lubchansky Castle. The legend of a completely different era will be a vivid end, which is very clearly reflected in the House of Mysticism. Finally, you can relax on the beautiful lake Litovka.

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Tour from Brest «Mir – Nesvizh» is a journey into the very heart of Belarusian history and architecture. You will enjoy a tour to Mir, where one of Europe’s most iconic castles awaits you — the Mir Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Behind its walls are mighty bastions, knightly glory, the legacy of the Radziwill family, and the spirit of the Middle Ages. Next comes a tour to Nesvizh, a true gem of Baroque and Classicist architecture. The Nesvizh Palace, surrounded by a magnificent park and mirror-like ponds, will unveil its secrets: luxurious halls, legends of the ghostly White Lady, and the intrigues of aristocratic life in the 16th–19th centuries. This tour from Brest is perfect for history and architecture lovers, as well as anyone looking for stunning photo locations and a touch of royal atmosphere. It’s ideal for both individual travelers and corporate groups — we offer guided tours, transfers, and extra activities such as quests or themed tastings. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the grandeur of the past in just one day!

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The two-day tour from Minsk «Mir – Nesvizh» is a journey into the very heart of Belarusian history and architecture. On the first day, you will go on a tour to Mir, where the famous Mir Castle awaits — a symbol of medieval architecture with its towers, moats, exquisite halls, and the ancient staircase leading to the burial chapel of the Sviatopolk-Mirsky family. Here, whimsical Art Nouveau replaces strict Gothic, and legends about the castle’s ghosts add a touch of mysticism to your walk. A stroll along the peaceful streets of the town, where Belarusians, Poles, Roma, Tatars, and Jews have lived side by side for centuries, completes the cozy and deep atmosphere. On the second day, you will visit the Nesvizh palace and park ensemble, striking with its luxurious interiors, elegant architecture, and scenic landscapes. The tour to Nesvizh offers a chance to experience the lifestyle of the Radziwill magnates and be inspired by aristocratic grace. This two-day tour is ideal for those who want not just to see landmarks, but to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Belarus’s past. The program is suitable for both individual travelers and corporate groups — a private trip with a guide, comfortable transport, and route customization can be arranged. The engaging format, variety of impressions, and harmonious combination of history, architecture, and nature make the tour especially attractive for anyone wishing to discover Belarus from a new perspective.

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The tour program includes: acquaintance with the capital of Belarus - the hero city of Minsk, traditions and culture of the country in the museum of folk architecture and life "Strochitsy"; tragedy of the Belarusian people in the Khatyn memorial.

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The «Secrets of Hlybokaye: Hidden Dungeons and Farm Cheese Tasting» tour is a unique journey to one of the most atmospheric corners of Belarus — the town of Hlybokaye, along with a visit to the Art Khutor «Maystravyye» estate. You’ll discover Hlybokaye, explore the underground chambers of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cathedral, and enjoy a tasting of farm cheeses at the Art Khutor “Maystravyye.” On request, we can arrange an individual or corporate tour from Minsk that includes a guided tour of Hlybokaye and a visit to the Art Khutor «Maystravyye» estate, where you’ll learn about cheese-making traditions in Belarus and try signature local cheeses.