A tour Memory places of Belarusian lands (5 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.

The excursion from Minsk “Tribute to the Victims of Fascism” is a journey through some of the most tragic pages of wartime history. The first stop is the Yama Memorial Complex — the site of the massacre of prisoners from the Minsk Ghetto and Holocaust victims, symbolizing the fates of thousands who perished. Then follows a visit to the Trascianets Memorial Complex, one of the most horrifying death camps in Europe, where over 200,000 people were killed, including Jews from Poland, Germany, Austria, and other countries.

Next, the route takes you to Bobruisk — a city rich in history and local color, where lunch and rest are planned. After that — Ozarichi, where you will visit a memorial dedicated to the prisoners of a Nazi concentration camp used as a form of biological warfare. The final destination is the Red Bereg Memorial Complex, dedicated to children who became victims of war. During the occupation, this site was used as a donor center where children’s blood was extracted for the needs of the German army. Empty school desks, a girl covering her face, and a letter to a father on a classroom blackboard evoke deep sorrow, pain, and at the same time, the resilience of the Belarusian people. Today, a peaceful sky hangs above these places, but memorial complexes still remind us of the horrors of the war years — and in your mind, one thought echoes: “To remember — we must never forget.”

Upon request, a custom or corporate excursion from Minsk can be organized according to your interests and preferences.

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.

To truly immerse yourself in the uniqueness of Belarusian culture and traditions, you need to visit the places where they were born. An excursion from Minsk to Zaslavl and the Stalin Line is a journey to the origins of culture and the great turning points of history. One such place is ancient Zaslavl. You will explore two of the oldest hillforts — Val and Zamechek and touch the walls of centuries-old temples — the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary and the Transfiguration Church. Also noteworthy are the fortification structures that are over a thousand years old. You’ll be able to compare them with modern ones — a visit to the grand fortification complex from World War II — the Stalin Line, which tells a story of heroism and tragedy. This is more than just an excursion — it’s a glimpse into the past that helps to understand the present.

If desired, a private or corporate tour can be arranged to suit your interests and preferences.

The “Khatyn – Mound of Glory” tour is a journey through the historical sites of Belarus associated with the memory of the Great Patriotic War.

During the tour, you will visit the Khatyn Memorial Complex, dedicated to the tragic fate of the burned village and its peaceful residents, as well as the Mound of Glory — one of the largest monuments erected in honor of Belarus’s liberation from the Nazi invaders.

A tour to Khatyn and the Mound of Glory from Minsk is suitable for school groups, themed trips, and anyone interested in history. Upon request, it is possible to arrange an individual or corporate tour along the Khatyn – Mound of Glory route, tailored to your preferences.