A tour Slutsk belts factory

Included in the price

• entrance tickets
• certified guide services
• transport services

Additional charge

• lunch

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  Gathering the group
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  Moving in Slutsk (105 km)

  Slutsk was first mentioned in the «Tale of Bygone Years» around 1116 as a town of the Turov land. Annals of Sluches, Slutsky. In 1160 he became the center of the specific Slutsk principality. In the 1320-30s he became a member of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Since 1395 belonged to the Olelkovic. From the XV century Slutsk was a large city; the center of the speech of the Belarusian feudal lords against the Grand Duke of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania Sigismund Keystutovich, and in 1441 received the Magdeburg right and the coat of arms.
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  Church of Michael in Sluck (visual inspection)

  The Slutsk St. Michael's Church is a unique example of 18th-century wooden architecture, located in the historic heart of Belarus. This church captivates with its atmosphere of coziness and spirituality, preserving ancient traditions and unique architectural elements. An ideal place for those who appreciate beauty and history.
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  St. Barbaras Chapel in Slutsk (visual inspection)

  Chapel of Saint Barbara in Slutsk – an elegant wooden church built in the traditions of ancient Russian architecture. A cozy and atmospheric place where you can touch history and feel a special spiritual energy.
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  Factory of Slutsk belts

  The "Slutsk Belts" Factory is the only enterprise where the unique weaving technology of the legendary Slutsk belts has been revived. During the tour, you will get acquainted with the traditional craft and see how artisan weavers create true masterpieces of textile art. You will witness the weaving process and have the opportunity to see replicas of original Slutsk belts recreated on modern equipment. Special attention is drawn to the rare Mageba loom, made to a custom order and unparalleled in the world. At the end of the tour, you will have the chance to purchase original souvenirs as a keepsake.
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  Lunch
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  Moving in Minsk (105 km)
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  The end of the tour