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National Library of Belarus
Minsk, Belarus
National Library of Belarus is a monumental national library whose geometric high-rise form has become a defining feature of modern Minsk.
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Holy Spirit Cathedral
Minsk, Belarus
Holy Spirit Cathedral is the principal Orthodox cathedral in central Minsk, occupying a former monastic church above the historic upper town.
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Trinity Suburb
Minsk, Belarus
Trinity Suburb is a compact riverside quarter of reconstructed and restored low-rise buildings that evokes pre-war Minsk.
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Island of Tears
Minsk, Belarus
Island of Tears is a small memorial island commemorating Belarusians who died in the Soviet war in Afghanistan.
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Victory Square
Minsk, Belarus
Victory Square is a major ceremonial square focused on the Victory Monument and the memory of the Second World War.
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Church of Saints Simon and Helena
Minsk, Belarus
Church of Saints Simon and Helena is a distinctive red-brick Roman Catholic church beside Independence Square.
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Freedom Square and Upper Town
Minsk, Belarus
Freedom Square and Upper Town is the historic civic centre of Minsk, surrounded by reconstructed and surviving religious and municipal landmarks.
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National History Museum of the Republic of Belarus
Minsk, Belarus
National History Museum of the Republic of Belarus is a national collection covering archaeology, material culture, state formation and everyday life across Belarus.
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Nesvizh Castle
Nesvizh, Belarus
Nesvizh Castle is the former residence of the Radziwiłł family, combining a fortified palace, courtyards, landscaped grounds and museum interiors.
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Corpus Christi Church, Nesvizh
Nesvizh, Belarus
Corpus Christi Church, Nesvizh is an early Baroque Jesuit church closely linked to the Radziwiłł family and the architectural history of Nesvizh.
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Khatyn Memorial Complex
Khatyn, Belarus
Khatyn Memorial Complex is a national memorial on the site of a village destroyed with its inhabitants during the German occupation in 1943.
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Transfiguration Church, Zaslawye
Zaslawye, Belarus
Transfiguration Church, Zaslawye is a fortified historic church on the old castle site at Zaslawye, notable for its restrained Renaissance form.
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Zaslawye History and Culture Museum-Reserve
Zaslawye, Belarus
Zaslawye History and Culture Museum-Reserve is a museum-reserve interpreting one of Belarus’s oldest towns through archaeology, architecture and local collections.
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Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Budslav
Budslav, Belarus
Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Budslav is a major Roman Catholic pilgrimage church associated with the revered Budslav icon.
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Pryluki Palace
Pryluki, Belarus
Pryluki Palace is a nineteenth-century palace and estate landscape south-west of Minsk associated with the Czapski family.
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Mir Castle
Mir, Belarus
Mir Castle is a UNESCO-listed fortified residence combining Gothic, Renaissance and later architectural layers.
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Lida Castle
Lida, Belarus
Lida Castle is a substantial brick castle associated with the medieval Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
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New Grodno Castle
Grodno, Belarus
New Grodno Castle is an eighteenth-century royal palace standing opposite the older castle across the ravine.
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Kalozha Church of Saints Boris and Gleb
Grodno, Belarus
Kalozha Church of Saints Boris and Gleb is a rare surviving example of twelfth-century architecture in Belarus, standing on the high bank of the Neman.
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St Francis Xavier Cathedral, Grodno
Grodno, Belarus
St Francis Xavier Cathedral, Grodno is a large Baroque former Jesuit church dominating the main historic square of Grodno.
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Great Choral Synagogue, Grodno
Grodno, Belarus
Great Choral Synagogue, Grodno is a prominent synagogue that represents the long Jewish history of Grodno.
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Dombrovka Lock, Augustów Canal
Dombrovka, Belarus
Dombrovka Lock, Augustów Canal is a functioning lock on the Belarusian section of the nineteenth-century Augustów Canal.
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Sviatsk Palace
Sviatsk, Belarus
Sviatsk Palace is an eighteenth-century palace set in a landscaped estate south-east of the Augustów Canal area.
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Novogrudok Castle
Novogrudok, Belarus
Novogrudok Castle is the hilltop ruins of a major medieval stronghold associated with the early Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
