Another Minsk famoul site is
Trinity Suburb settled down on the right coast of the River Svisloch. Walking down the small paved streets
you can feel yourself in ancient times, enjoying multi-colored houses and tiny shops and caves. Near the Trinity suburb there
is a pride of Minsk - the Big Opera and Ballet Theatre. All
visitors coming to the capital, by all means visit this theatre which is glorified for the delightful ballet far outside the
country. Close to the theatre there is one more place beloved by the citizens – the big and marvelous park which is
adjoined to the river Svisloch from two sides. This place of rest, pedestrian and water walks on boats and catamarans, picnics
and various holidays.
Talking about Minsk we can not but mention its main artery – Nezavisimosti
Avenue. It's the long string, which is going through almost all city center, rarely being cut
by the big and modern squares. The avenue is a favorite place of youth and lovers. It's an original business and cultural
vein of the city, with many shops, offices, restaurants, theatres and concert halls,
exhibitions & galleries
Belarus is also know for its masterpieces of architecture.
We will be glad to arrange your tour to such world-famous places as the
Mir castle
(15-16th century monument) staggers imagination by its beauty, grandeur, and artistic elegance. The red-brick castle is currently
being restored, but one tower and the courtyard are open to visitors.
The small town of Nesvizh founded in the 13th century is home to the 16th century
Renaissance Radziville family castle, the former residence of the ancient Belarusian-Lithuanian family of Prince Radziville.
Close to Nesvizh castle is a magnificent Catholic church (16th century, architect Bernardoni) beautifully painted on the inside.
Possibly, at present the ethnographical museum Dudutki
is the first and only private museum of material culture where past and present are brought together. The museum was founded
in 1993, and it covers the territory of 160 hectares.
Whoever you are, irrespective of age or position, plunge yourself into the atmosphere of the 19th century, get to know the
ways of country life and discover the secrets of ancient handicrafts.
Tourists
are taken
1)
to the old and the only working windmill in Belarus,
where they
can
see how grain was turned into flour
2)
to the pottery shop, where one can see traditional work of a
skilled potter and join the artisan in creative process
3) to the ancient
smithy, where one can watch a blacksmith at
work and receive a lucky horse shoe as a gift
4)
to the village bakery with tasting fresh village rye bread made
before your eyes, farmer’s butter, cheese and milk
5)to
the only legal in Belarus apparatus for
"SAMOGON" (local
vodka) tasting it with fresh cucumbers or marinated pickles
with honey
6) to the water
park where you can walk along its riverside
pathways, enjoy nature and share the admiration and delight
of the former inhabitants - musicians, historians and writers
who lived here in the 19th century and made this country
estate to the 'Manor of Muses'
7) to the ethnographic gallery.
The face of Minsk is modern and young. The city amazes visitors with cleanliness
and accuracy, with abundance of the green piercing streets and squares. But the main sight of the city is a friendliness and
hospitality of its citizens. Therefore the impression about the city is always pleasant and kind. People say, that it is always
desirable to come back to Minsk again to feel its romanticism
and spontaneity.