In order to travel, it is not necessary to spend a lot of money. There are wonderful places, trips to which will allow you to relax well, and most importantly - inexpensively. One of these solutions is a trip to Belarus. This country is rich in architectural monuments. Her life and traditions are also interesting. There are several places that are especially recommended for visiting by every tourist.
The old city of the capital
Minsk is conditionally divided into a new and old city, which is also called the upper city. This location is the first in all tourist routes. Its center is Liberty Square, and earlier - Napoleon Square, is rightfully considered the "heart" of the city. Once there were markets and shops, the city authorities were in session, and the local aristocracy lived in the mansions. Today you can see the city hall built in the early 17th century and other historical monuments, as well as take a walk along the paved paths. Hotel for accommodation in Minsk should be booked in advance. will be a great solution for those who want to see the city and live at the same time in comfortable conditions.
Fools
You can learn about the culture of Belarusians by visiting the Dudutki Museum. It is located 40 km from the capital, on the river Ptich. This museum is huge: it occupies about 160 hectares. It is here that you can plunge into the provincial life of past centuries, learn about ancient crafts, folk customs and lifestyle. In this place, everything is very realistic. Here you can bake a loaf with your own hands in an old bakery and try yourself as a potter or blacksmith. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere and historical reconstruction. For lovers of authenticity, a cottage is located on the territory where you can spend the night and take a steam bath. For the finest connoisseurs of antiquity, an overnight stay in the hayloft can be arranged.
Nesvizh
Nesvizh is a small town worth visiting for its architectural sights. One of the main assets here is the Church of God’s Body, built in the 16th century. The interior of the temple consists of numerous frescoes and bas-reliefs, and the main altar is decorated with the Last Supper. In the basement of the church is the tomb of the Radziwill dynasty. Among the other attractions of the town, it is worth noting the Nesvizh Castle and the City Hall, built in the 16th century, as well as the Slutsk Gate - arched gates connecting the road leading from Nesvizh to Slutsk.