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Belarus

Country Capital:

Minsk

Country Description:

Belarus is an off-the-beaten-path destination with a rich and unique culture waiting to be explored. From the charming small towns to the capital of Minsk, there are plenty of places to visit in this beautiful country. For history buffs, the Brest Fortress, which played a significant role in World War II, is a must-see. The magnificent Mir Castle, with its Gothic-style towers and stunning gardens, is also worth a visit.

When it comes to food, Belarusian cuisine is hearty and delicious. Visitors should try the traditional Belarusian stew, machanka, or the popular potato pancakes, draniki. Other must-try dishes include kolduny (meat-filled dumplings) and marinated mushrooms.

Nature lovers will also be impressed with Belarus' lush forests and stunning national parks, such as the Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ancient forest and European bison.

Visitors can also enjoy a vibrant cultural scene with a variety of theaters, museums, and art galleries. The National Museum of Belarusian History and Culture and the Museum of the Great Patriotic War are both highly recommended.

Finally, visitors should know that Belarus is a safe and affordable destination, with friendly locals who are always ready to help. Come and discover this hidden gem in the heart of Europe!

Major Cities

Minsk
Barysaw
Salihorsk

3★+ Accommodation Starting At:

$13

(Per Room, Per Night)

Atlandis Top 3 'Things to Do'

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Sightseeing Tour Around Minsk on a Unique Retro Bus

Minsk is an amazing city and we invite you to get acquainted with it in an amazing way – on the retro bus of the 30s. These buses circulated through the Belarusian capital in the prewar and postwar period. Oak benches, the sound of gear shifting, views of Minsk passing by behind sliding windows, and you feel like heroes of an old movie. We drive through the most significant and interesting places in Minsk. Due to its small size, our bus can get to many interesting spots that are inaccessible to standard buses. At Kastrychnitskaya Street we make a small stop to take a walk, admire street art and take a photo in the retro atmosphere of the factories of the early 20th century. The audio guide in Russian and English will introduce you to the history of the city, its interesting places and legends.

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Mir and Niasvizh UNESCO castles tour

Discover Belarus beyond Minsk with this full-day castles tour. Visit the two small towns of Mir and Niesvizh, both home to 16th-century palaces. Follow your guide to see these Unesco-protected buildings and enjoy free time to explore independently at your own pace. Taste traditional fare during a lunch in Niesvizh complete with a samovar tea party and cakes.

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Private Tour: Brest Fortress - Brest City - Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park

Brest is one of the oldest cities in Belarus. Brest attracts tourists from all over the world as a magnet. A rich history and modernity are perfectly intertwined today in this wonderful regional center. An unforgettable trip to Belovezhskaya Pushcha (Bialowieza Forest), will leave no one indifferent. This majestic primeval forest is the largest forest of Europe. Preserved since the 13th century, it impresses with its rich history and its inhabitants. On the territory of more than 150,000 hectares you will find amazing natural discoveries: the 600-year-old "Patriarch Oak", the 350-year-old "Giant Pine", 59 species of mammals and 253 species of birds, as well as the unique museum of nature and the fabulous Residence of the Father Frost, bicycle routes and many other things.

'Things To Do' information provided by Viator and TripAdvisor. Contact Atlandis Vacations for the best prices.

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