Belarus

Belarus' capital and largest city offers over a dozen museums, several notable churches, well-known theaters, and nice parks.

Once a Slav town, the history of Brest stretches to the 11C. Visit its monuments and museums, and be sure to see the famed fortress.

A town with a rich rich, known for its wide array of architectural landmarks, as well as two notable castles.

Dating to the 10C as part of an ancient Slavic empire, the city is home to several remarkable cathedrals and cultural monuments.

A large city in south-east Belarus, dating to a 10C settlement along Sozh River, now home to several architectural landmarks.

Belarus third-largest city has a turbulent history tracing to the 13C, and offers an array of architectural curios to its visitors.

While predominantly industrial, the city's historic nature left its mark with lovely buildings, green areas, and a nice ambiance.

Providing a great starting point for your exploration of the Braslaw Lakes, the town boasts a history as a medieval fortification.

A historic city dating to the 9C, now home to several churches, museums, cultural landmarks, and more.

An old historic city, Pinsk is strewn with several churches, an array of architectural styles, and a unique lively atmosphere.

Originally a medieval town, the city is soaked with history and is renowned for its 16C castle compound.

Tracing its origins to a 12C wooden fortress, the city has many historic landmarks and several interesting churches.