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Modern National Library of Belarus
5 Reviews Obviously not located in the east of Minsk to just house the books, the National Library of Belarus is called "the diamond of knowledge". A 23-floor 74-meter tall building, it still isn't the tallest...
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6 Reviews Walking around Central Minsk, perhaps on Fridays or Saturdays - you will find that there are quite a few visitors going on and off of an island through a curved bridge that connects it with the...
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5 Reviews I was wondering why there seemed to be security guards, Outside TV broadcasting and long queues of people waiting to enter the forecourt of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Minsk. In the queue...
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8 Reviews The red brick Church of St. Simon and St. Helena with its 50 m tall bell tower is the main place for Roman-Catholic workship in Minsk. It was erected between 1908 and 1910 on the order of a rich...
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Museum of the Great Patriotic War - World War II
5 Reviews Belarusian State Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War (Belarus Cyrillic: Белорусский...
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3 Reviews After finding that the two museums I'd wanted to visit were temporarily shut I decided to wander down to Gorky Park. It was a gorgeous sunny Sunday and the park was bustling with families all looking...
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Belarusian Opera and Ballet Theatre
3 Reviews The present building of the Belarusian Opera and Ballet Theatre was built in Soviet Constructivism style between 1934 and 1939 after designs of the Belarusian architect Iosif Langbard. It is...
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Troitskoye Predmestie - Old Town
3 Reviews Troitskoye Predmestye (Trinity Suburb) is name of Minsk’s old town. The name of this part of city is coming from the former Trinity Church that once stood in the area. This area was build between 1982...
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5 Reviews Not to be confused with KATYN, Smolensk, Russia... Built in 1969 along with another landmark - Glory Mound - Khatyn Village Memorial is dedicated to the enormous death toll of the Soviet Belarus...
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6 Reviews The Palace of the Republic is a modern and lively place, well known. It was build in 2002. Most important social and political events take place here. Also, here is place for many presentations,...
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3 Reviews The museum of crafts was established in the mid-1990s by a Lithuanian hournalist who fancied the local ways of Belarus and wanted to restore what you normally don't see on the museum shelves - folk...
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4 Reviews and 6 Opinions Bonjour a tous! Hi everyone! For my first time in Minsk in 2010 I was staying in Tourist Hotel, it`s...
5 Reviews Victory square is actually first thing that I saw in Minsk. Fascinate and familiar socialistic architecture. We arrived in Minsk early in the morning. Even was summer it was could so we all enjoy in...
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1 Review and 8 Opinions "Intourist" hotels always were the best hotels in the USSR. Therefore for any foreign tourist...
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Attention to those who've received their tourist visa invitations from travel agents in or outside Belarus. The embassies of Belarus across the world have introduced a new form of invitation and forgot to inform anyone (quite typical of them). They call agents asking to supply the new form from some consulates (UK) and in some just turn back applicants (Germany). Ask your travel agent if the invitation you are holding is the updated form (looks like a chart listing your passport data, your employer and industry vs. the old form with a few paragraphs of info).
Andrei Burdenkov