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The country of Belarus in Eastern Europe holds some interesting sights to see and with its lush forest and startlingly beautiful countryside, expect to be pleasantly surprised. Since the country is not on the usual tourist map which often covers other countries like Poland or Latvia, there are numerous places to visit in Belarus.
From spectacular monuments such as the Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum which has been around since the second World War to the stunning Independence Square, which is said to be one of the largest squares in Europe, you’ll see quite a bit in Minsk, the capital city itself. But Belarus is also famed for its castles and fortresses and if you explore a little, you will be delighted to come across the Mir Castle, the Brest Fortress, and the Lida Castle to name a few. Here are some of the Belarus tourist places you should not miss when you’re visiting the country.
The remains of ancient glacier have led to nearly 300 lakes in this region, and because of their azure waters, they are referred to as the Blue Necklace of Belarus.
This national park straddles both Belarus and Poland and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s known for the dense forests and the European bison as well as wild boar and Eurasian elk and is among the great places to go in Belarus.
This 16th century castle in Grodno is built in the Baroque, Gothic and Renaissance styles is one of the places to visit in Belarus. There are beautiful flower gardens and an artificial lake as well.
With so many Belarus tourist places to see, make sure your trip is hassle-free. Check the SOTC website for details on offers and deals on holiday packages.
