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Mound of Glory
One of the most significant memorials to the victims of the war was created for the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus in 1969 and perpetuated the feat of arms of the soldiers of the Soviet Army and partisans. The 35-meter-high hill is based on the land of all the hero cities of the...
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Smolevichi Reservoir embankment
The embankment of the Smolevichi reservoir has become a favorite vacation spot for Smolevichi residents of all ages. Modern facilities are located here – playgrounds for workout, streetball, volleyball, skateboarding, tennis, park and beach areas are ennobled.
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Abandoned mill
The Folvarok Pogost belonged to Dominik Radziwill, then representatives of the old German count family of Wittgenstein lived here. One of them in 1842 mentioned a watermill in the Churchyard during the inventory of property. In 1902, Mr. Gershenson laid a brick mill, which produced the first flour in 1908. Near the mill there was...
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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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Manor of the Svyatsky nobles
It was built by Karl Svyatsky, the last owner of Krupok, at the beginning of the XX century. According to legend, an impoverished landowner built a house on the bank of the Beaver River thanks to the treasure of Napoleon discovered in the Standing Lake, whose untold riches, according to legend, the French emperor took...
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Tyszkiewicz Homestead Park
In 1815, Count Pius Tyszkiewicz built a stone palace in Logoisk, and a large “English” park was laid out around it. The estate was blown up during the Second World War, but fragments of the park area are still preserved. Now it is the central place of recreation for the residents of the district center,...
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“JAZZ-TIME” Festival
Every year, Soligorsk becomes the jazz capital of Belarus for a few days. The International Jazz and Pop Music Competition “JAZZ-TIME” is held within the walls of the children’s art school, where young stars open up, and professional musicians present their new concert programs. The festival gathers numerous participants from Belarus and other countries of...
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Spaso-Voznesenskaya Church
The church in honor of the Ascension of the Lord is located in the center of Kopyl. The church building was built in 1866 on the site of a wooden church that existed until that time, which was destroyed by fire. During its century-and-a-half history, the church has experienced the heyday of church life and...
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The monument to the Hero of the Soviet Union Vasily Chebotarev and the partisan town
Vasily Chebotarev, an operative of the Smersh military counterintelligence department, died in June 1944 at the site of the memorial, having entered into a hand-to-hand fight with the enemy. Among the century-old pines, a section of the front line was recreated and a monument to the hero was erected. The memorial complex has become a...
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The estate of the Drutskys-Lyubetskys
The estate, located in the village of Novoye Pole, 25 km from Minsk, is an architectural monument of the XIX century. To date, the ice house, the park and the manor house, which was built in the classical style and diluted with Baroque features, have been preserved. Initially, the estate and the surrounding lands belonged...
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