Losk is an interesting village in which a rather atypical terrain for Belarus prevails, which at one time contributed to the construction here Lossky Castle. Presumably, a wooden fortress was erected on a local settlement in the first half of the 14th century. It is known about the castle in Losk: the total area of the castle was approximately 75 by 160 meters, surrounded by a wooden fence with 10 towers and two entrance gates. In the center of the settlement there were various buildings, as well as a two-story palace (there is an assumption that there were 2 palaces).
The settlement in Loska is a monument of archeology in Belarus; excavations have been carried out here several times, the last one in the 90s.
If you drive along the road to the center of the village, you can see a wooden church from 1930 and an Orthodox church. The ancient settlement is clearly visible at the entrance, below is the dot with the location on the map:
The Nekrashevich estate “Great Court” was also located in these parts, from which the unusual construction of a stable has been preserved.
