Travelling Tours To Belarus

      Belarus is not a very big country despite this there are a lot of unique and interesting places to do and to visit. It is the country of rich history and culture, with hospitable people, clean cities, picturesque countryside, and unique nature.

The most popular and developed branches of tourism are:

-       Historical sights and architecture visiting.

Belarus can be called the country of castles and churches, palaces and parks, historic treasures. There are cities (Polotsk, Novogrudok, Kreva, Mir, Niasvizh) with preserved medieval buildings. Some places - Mir and Niasvizh castles, Belovezhskaya Puscha (a unique ancient forest in Europe) - are in the list of UNESCO World Heritage.

-       Healthy tourism.

It’s well-known that Belarus has high development of sanatorium-resort complex with high level of treatment and service and low cost. Most of the sanatoriums are situated in the picturesque areas with beautiful lakes (Naroch, Braslavy, Svityaz, etc) and forests.

-       Eco and agro tourism

People in Belarus make a lot in order to save nature and develop agriculture, which plays a vital role in the country’s economy. Tourists should visit the most famous and big national parks and reserves in Belarus - Belovezhskaya Pushcha, Berezinskiy forest and others. You can also spend lovely time is the villages and farmers for agritourism.

-       Business trips.

Belarus is growing fast in different spheres of economy. Moreover, there are all services for business travelers who would like to find new partners, products, establish new company. Today it is easy to stay in a good hotel, organize meetings, exhibitions, conferences, and find interpreters and so on.

      We recommend you to start your travel to Belarus with visiting Minsk - the biggest city of the country and its capital. Minsk has one thousand years history. You will visit many cathedrals, both Orthodox and Catholic, Museums, street and squares (Independence Square, Old Town, Trinity Suburb, Victory Square and certainly the National Library). You will touch both ancient and modern Minsk, will see cultural and sport life in the city.

Mir Castle is a unique monument of Belarusian architecture, it was built  in early 16th century near village Mir (Grodno Region).

Despite numerous destruction's (the heaviest were during 1812 war) the Mir Castle survived until now; and at present this monument is under UNESCO's auspices.

Museum of Old Crafts in Dudutki Belarus present the history and folklore of the country. The main goal of Dudutki is to present the oldest forms of culture and daily routine of the medieval people of Belarus to younger generations and foreign visitors. The tourists could not only see but also try different crafts themselves. In addition, you could try traditional bread and cheese and have a nice dnner with national food and dishes.

One more interesting place is Strochitsy. It is the only open-air museum of folk architecture and culture in Belarus. The museum's idea is to present the whole Belarus in one small place. The museum consists of three historical and ethnographical regions - the Central Belarus, Lake District and Dnieper Belarus - each of which had its own peculiarities of everyday life and objects, planning and building of villages. Strochitsy consists of wooden buildings dating back to the 17th century, collected from all of Belarus. The visitors will see a school, Church of the 18th century, windmill, black smithy, barn, bath-house, houses of rich and poor peasants - a real picture of a Belarusian village. The homes and household building has the traditional interior and everyday objects, agricultural tools, and objects of applied art.

The museum will be interesting for everyone who wants to know better about history, culture and everyday life of an ancient Belarusian village and its inhabitants.

In order to know war history of Belarus you should visit Khatyn (Hatyn) Memorial. It was built in the place of a former Belarusian village with the same name which was burnt together with people lived there by the Nazi in the course of WWII.

During your Walking down the former central street of the village, the gide will tell you the story of the village whose population of 149 was burnt alive. The tragedy was relayed by three survivors. You will see the history of destruction of towns and cities, mass killings of the civilians and POWs, Nazi camp system in Belarus, etc

A trip to Belarus is a nice opportunity to find and to know something new. We would be glad to provide such an opportunity to you and we are ready to organize your trip to Belarus according to your personal preferences.