Tag: columnar

Somewhere on the northeastern border of Nalibokskaya Pushcha there is the agro-town of Nalibki, Stolbtsy district, where you can see an interesting church. The place itself is quite old, it was mentioned in the chronicles already in the middle of the 15th century, and over the long history here...

Today's village of Sula is well known thanks to the history park "Valikaye Principality of Sula", which is located on the territory that previously belonged to the Lensky family. Representatives of this family owned the town for 4 generations, starting from the end of the 18th century and...

In the center of the city of Stolbtsy you can see not only an unusual cinema, but also an interesting mural, which depicts a rather strange temple with two different towers. This is the ancient church of St. Casimir, which was located on...

In this tourist route from Minsk, we offer you to visit the sights of Nesvizh and the region on your own. On the way to one of the most popular cities of Belarus among tourists, we will stop at several worthy places. Churches, estates,...

Once the village of Zadvorie was a large tract of Kovalevshchina, known since the 16th century. Today, little is remembered of this period. Perhaps only a small abandoned estate. One-story manor house built in the late 19th, early 20th century....

The village of Veliky Dvor is located in the Stolbtsy district, Minsk region. A good location could provide this place with a certain influx of tourists (the M1 highway and the popular Nesvizh are nearby). In addition, a rather interesting ...

20 kilometers from Dzerzhinsk there is a neat and well-kept agricultural town of Rubezhivichi, where there is the neo-Gothic Church of St. Joseph, one of the main attractions of this place. Rubezhevichi has been known since the 15th century as the possession of Prince Vasily the Udaly...

In the Stolbtsy district, Minsk region, there is a village with a sonorous and atypical name - Kul. Such a name could have gone to this place during the period of the Mongol-Tatar yoke, from the Turkic "kul" literally means "lake". There are also...

The village of Derevnoye (Derevnaya in some sources) was first mentioned in the 15th century as part of the possessions of the Gedigoldoviches. The main and most interesting attraction is the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The temple is located in the heart of the village...

Between the Sula History Park and the town of Kul there is a small village of Slobodka, where you can see the wooden church of St. George. The temple is located in the Stolbtsy district, Minsk region, a 40-minute drive from the capital. Exact construction date...