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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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Old Grodno Castle
Grodno, Belarus
Old Grodno Castle is a castle complex above the Neman that preserves layers from medieval fortification to royal residence.
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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.
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Adam Mickiewicz House Museum
Novogrudok, Belarus
Adam Mickiewicz House Museum is a literary museum devoted to poet Adam Mickiewicz in the town closely associated with his youth.
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Lubcha Castle
Lubcha, Belarus
Lubcha Castle is a castle above the Neman whose surviving towers and reconstructed ranges show several phases of noble residence.
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Halshany Castle
Halshany, Belarus
Halshany Castle is the atmospheric ruins of the Sapieha family residence at Halshany.
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Kreva Castle
Kreva, Belarus
Kreva Castle is the ruins of a fourteenth-century castle associated with important events in Lithuanian and Polish history.
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Zhyrovichy Monastery
Zhyrovichy, Belarus
Zhyrovichy Monastery is a major Orthodox monastic complex and pilgrimage centre centred on the Zhyrovichy icon.
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Brest Fortress
Brest, Belarus
Brest Fortress is a nineteenth-century fortress transformed into a large memorial landscape focused on the fighting of June 1941.
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Berestye Archaeological Museum
Brest, Belarus
Berestye Archaeological Museum is a museum built over exceptionally preserved remains of the medieval town of Berestye.
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Brest Railway Museum
Brest, Belarus
Brest Railway Museum is an open-air collection of locomotives and railway rolling stock near Brest’s main rail corridor.
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Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park
Kamenyuki, Belarus
Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park is the Belarusian part of the transboundary Białowieża Forest, one of Europe’s most important surviving lowland forest landscapes.
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Kamenets Tower
Kamenets, Belarus
Kamenets Tower is a well-preserved thirteenth-century brick defensive tower rising above Kamenets.
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Kosava Palace
Kosava, Belarus
Kosava Palace is a nineteenth-century neo-Gothic palace whose towers and long façade form one of Belarus’s most distinctive estate compositions.
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Tadeusz Kościuszko Museum-Estate
Mereczowszczyzna, Belarus
Tadeusz Kościuszko Museum-Estate is a reconstructed manor-house museum at the birthplace of Tadeusz Kościuszko near Kosava.
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Ruzhany Palace
Ruzhany, Belarus
Ruzhany Palace is the monumental remains of a Sapieha residence with a grand entrance and extensive palace wings.
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Pruzhany Palace
Pruzhany, Belarus
Pruzhany Palace is a compact nineteenth-century manor in an Italianate villa style, now used as a local museum.
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Brest Millennium Monument
Brest, Belarus
Brest Millennium Monument is a city-centre monument presenting episodes and figures from Brest’s long history.
