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Ethnocultural complex “Nanosy”
On the territory of the ethnic village there are ten communal and two petty-bourgeois houses that look authentic and cozy at the same time. There are also many museums here – the museum of bread in a watermill and the museum of Old Belarusian life, the museum of coins, the museum of moonshine, the museum...
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Church of the Heart of Jesus
It is located in ag. Ilya, is a monument of neo-Romanesque architecture and a real decoration of the village. The church was built in 1907, in the 90s of the twentieth century, the temple was restored.
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Center of crafts d.Moroch
More than a hundred children are engaged in various types of creativity here, not only from Moroch, but also from the surrounding villages. A museum room “The History of the village of Moroch” with unique exhibits has been created. The people’s club “Maistry” unites talented villagers who are engaged in embroidery, knitting, weaving, wood processing,...
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Peter and Paul Church
It was built in 1840 by the famous Minsk architect Struyev in the retrospective-Russian style on the site of a wooden church at the expense of the owners of the Uzda city – Zavisha family. In 1905, this temple underwent a major renovation. The main decoration of the interior is carved iconostases covered with gilding....
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Monument to the crew of the aircraft of Nikolai Gastello
Near p.There is a monument to Radoshkovichi on the site of the feat of the crew of captain N. F. Gastello. A dynamic sculptural portrait of Gastello is placed on the 9-meter stele. On the slope there is an inscription: “At this place, the glorious son of the Soviet motherland, the hero pilot N. Gastello,...
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Stanislav Monyushko Museum
The new museum building was opened in the village of Smilovichi in 2019 on the eve of the 200th anniversary of the composer. Numerous exhibits of the museum preserve the memory of the life and work of “Slavic Schubert”, the creator of the first Belarusian and first Polish national opera. Many exhibits were transferred to...
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Slutsk belts
The main symbol of the city – the Slutsk belts-were woven here many centuries ago. Belarusian weavers created unique patterns and worked using their own technology. The belt as an expensive wardrobe item was a sign of the upper class. In the XVIII–XIX centuries, belts were made of silk, gold and silver threads. Today, the...
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Museum of the History of the Manufactory of Belarus
The Museum of the History of the Manufactory of Belarus is opened in the secondary school No. 2 of the village of Smilovichi. In ancient times, Belarusian manufactories produced exclusive, piece-made goods, which had no analogues in the whole world. The Naliboki and Urechye glass manufactories, the Slutsk manufactory, the Tiesengauz silk manufactory, the Dubrovenskaya...
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Myadel Calvary
Calvaria is an architectural composition dedicated to the way of the Cross of Jesus Christ. The calvary in Myadel is one of the ten most famous in Europe. The legend of the “Myadel Jerusalem” tells that the owner of the town of Old Myadel, Anthony Koschits, really wanted a son. He had an heir only...
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The Rite of Kupala
On one of the most mystical holidays of Kupala, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of local residents, numerous guests from other cities and villages come to the agro-town of Ananchitsy. As it should be according to custom, the villagers choose their Kupalinka-a beautiful, hardworking and cheerful girl. Towards nightfall, the villagers go to the river with...
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