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| Jun 15 (Mon): Minsk |
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| Jun 16 (Tue): Minsk – Mir – Nesvizh – Minsk |
- Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before setting out on a journey into the heart of Belarusian history.
- Depart for Mir Castle (105 km), one of the country’s most striking architectural treasures. This magnificent 16th‑century fortress, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, captivates visitors with its powerful Gothic towers, elegant Renaissance details, and a spacious inner courtyard that evokes the atmosphere of medieval knighthood. As you explore the castle grounds, you’ll feel the spirit of centuries past still lingering in its walls.
- Continue to Nesvizh (30 km), the former residence of the influential Radziwill family.
- Upon arrival, enjoy lunch at the castle, surrounded by the refined ambiance of this historic estate.
- After lunch, begin your tour of the Nesvizh Palace and Park Complex, considered one of the most beautiful aristocratic residences in Belarus. Inside the palace, you will discover sumptuous halls, grand staircases, and richly decorated interiors that reflect the prestige of the Radziwill princes. Outside, stroll through the picturesque landscaped park, where mirror‑like ponds, graceful bridges, and serene pathways create a harmonious and romantic setting.
- Return to Minsk in the evening. Overnight in Minsk.
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| Jun 17 (Wed): Minsk –Vitebsk – Minsk |
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- After breakfast at the hotel, depart for Vitebsk (270 km) — a city renowned for its rich history, elegant architecture, and vibrant artistic spirit.
- Upon arrival, enjoy a city tour of Vitebsk, one of the oldest settlements in Belarus. Here, centuries‑old traditions blend seamlessly with a creative atmosphere that has inspired generations of artists. The city is inseparably linked with the name of Marc Chagall, whose legacy can be felt in its streets, museums, and cultural life. As you explore Vitebsk, you’ll see graceful churches, charming riverfront views, and architectural landmarks that reflect the city’s long and colorful past.
- Break for lunch at a local restaurant.
- In the afternoon, visit the Marc Chagall Museum and the artist’s childhood home. This small wooden house, preserved with great care, offers a glimpse into the early 20th century — the world in which Chagall grew up. The exhibition reveals intimate details of his childhood, family life, and the beginnings of his artistic journey, allowing you to connect with the roots of one of the most influential painters of the modern era.
- After the visit, depart for Minsk. Overnight in Minsk.
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| Jun 18 (Thu): Minsk – Dudutki – Minsk |
- After breakfast at the hotel, depart for the Stalin Line (35 km), one of the most impressive military‑historical complexes in Belarus. This open‑air museum recreates the defensive fortifications of the 1930s, offering a vivid glimpse into the country’s military past. Here you can walk through restored bunkers and trenches, examine authentic military equipment, and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a soldier’s life on the eve of World War II. For those seeking an extra thrill, an optional tank ride is available.
- Continue your journey to Dudutki (75 km), a beloved ethnographic complex that brings traditional Belarusian rural life to life.
- Enjoy lunch upon arrival, featuring local flavors and hearty dishes.
- Afterwards, take part in a tour with tastings and hands-on workshops. Dudutki is an open-air museum where artisans preserve centuries-old crafts. Guests can visit a working blacksmith’s forge, a pottery studio, old wooden mills, and traditional farm buildings. Along the way, you’ll sample homemade bread, cheese, honey, and other Belarusian treats prepared according to authentic recipes. The experience offers a warm, immersive look into the daily life and creativity of the Belarusian countryside.
- Return to Minsk in the evening. Overnight in Minsk.
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| Jun 19 (Fri): Minsk – Sula – Grodno |
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Depart for Sula (90 km), a unique historical and cultural complex that brings centuries of Belarusian heritage to life. This expansive estate combines a museum, landscaped park, and restored manor, along with reconstructions of ancient settlements. During your visit, take part in interactive workshops and tastings that allow you to experience traditional crafts, rituals, and flavors firsthand. Guests can try their hand at old-world skills, learn about local customs, and immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Belarusian history brought vividly to life.
- Enjoy lunch on the estate, surrounded by the tranquil scenery of the Sula River valley.
- After lunch, continue your journey to Grodno (180 km), one of the most charming and historically rich cities in western Belarus. With its elegant architecture, multicultural heritage, and relaxed European ambiance, Grodno offers a completely different perspective on the country.
- Upon arrival, embark on a sightseeing tour of Grodno, exploring a city where monuments from various eras stand side by side. Highlights include the Old and New Castles, impressive landmarks overlooking the Neman River, as well as beautifully preserved churches, monasteries, and cozy streets reminiscent of Central Europe.
- After the tour, check in at your hotel. Overnight in Grodno.
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OVERNIGHT: Semashko Apart Hotel
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| Jun 20 (Thu): Grodno – Brest |
- After breakfast at the hotel, depart for Brest with a stop in Kossovo (95 km), a town rich in aristocratic heritage and national history.
- Your first visit is to the Kossovo Palace, also known as the Puslovsky Palace — a striking example of neo‑Gothic architecture. Its elegant towers, decorative battlements, and romantic silhouette give the impression of a fairytale castle rising above the surrounding landscape. Nearby stands a modest wooden house — the birthplace of Tadeusz Kościuszko, a national hero of both Belarus and Poland. This small museum preserves the atmosphere of the 18th century and tells the story of a remarkable figure whose legacy shaped the region’s history.
- Enjoy lunch in the area before continuing your journey.
- Next, travel to Ruzhany (25 km), home to the impressive Ruzhany Palace, once the grand residence of the influential Sapieha family. Although partially restored, the palace remains one of the most atmospheric historical sites in Belarus. Its monumental arches, colonnades, and sweeping courtyards evoke the grandeur of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the life of one of the most powerful noble families of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
- After exploring the palace complex, continue to Brest (120 km), a welcoming border city with Poland known for its unique blend of history, culture, and European charm.
- Upon arrival, check in at your hotel.
- In the evening, begin a guided walking tour of Brest, timed to witness the traditional lighting of the lanterns on the main pedestrian street around 21:00 — a beloved local ritual performed by a lamplighter in historical uniform. This atmospheric tradition adds a touch of old‑world magic to the city’s cozy streets.
- The tour continues through Brest’s old town, the scenic riverside promenade, and the city’s iconic railway station, renowned for its elegant architecture and historical significance. As you stroll through the illuminated streets, you’ll feel the warm, European spirit that makes Brest one of the most charming cities in Belarus.
Overnight in Brest.
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OVERNIGHT: Ermitage Hotel
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| Jun 21 (Thu): Brest – Belovezhskaya Pushcha – Brest |
- Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before departing for Belovezhskaya Pushcha (65 km), one of the most ancient and legendary forests in Europe. This vast, UNESCO-listed nature reserve is home to the majestic European bison, as well as countless rare species of flora and fauna. A walk through the forest reveals the untouched beauty of primeval nature — towering trees, quiet woodland paths, and the serene atmosphere of a landscape that has remained unchanged for centuries.
- After your visit, enjoy lunch in the area.
- Continue to Brest, a historic city in southwestern Belarus known for its rich heritage and powerful wartime legacy.
- Upon arrival, visit the Brest Fortress, a monumental memorial complex and one of the most significant symbols of courage and resilience in Belarus. The fortress preserves the memory of its defenders, who heroically resisted the first attacks of World War II. Its massive walls, sculptural compositions, and eternal flame create a solemn and deeply moving atmosphere.
- After the visit, you will have free time for dinner and rest before the evening program.
- Late in the evening — at 22:00 or 23:00 — the commemorative night program at Brest Fortress begins, lasting until 04:00. During this powerful event, you will witness a military‑historical reenactment of the events of June 22, 1941, when Nazi Germany launched its sudden attack on the Soviet Union, marking the beginning of the Great Patriotic War (1941–1945). The performance recreates the dramatic first hours of the assault, offering an immersive, emotionally charged glimpse into history. It is a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who defended the fortress, leaving a lasting impression on every visitor
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OVERNIGHT: Ermitage Hotel
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| Jun 22 (Mon): Brest – Minsk
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- Breakfast at the hotel
- Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before beginning your journey back to Minsk (345 km).
- Upon arrival in Minsk, you will proceed to your next destination — whether it’s a flight home or the continuation of your travels.
End of the tour
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