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At the beginning of the XVI century Chancellor of GDL Lev Sapega laid a two-storey castle with three towers in Ružany, making it his main residence.

Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Braslav

The church was built in 1824, enlarged and rebuilt in neo-Roman style in 1897.

Lake Naroch

"The Belarusian Sea" and "the pearl of Belarus" are just a few titles that are awarded to Lake Naroch.

Puslovski Palace in Kosava

This huge palace began to be built in the 1830s on the money of Vandaline Puslovsky, an expert and collector of works of art, and finished in the second half of the XIX century.

The building of the railway station in Viliejka

Cartesian monastery in Biaroza

The Church of the Virgin Mary in Palonka

The Church of the Virgin Mary in Palonka was built in the 2000s in Neo-Gothic style.

Church of Our Lady of Ostrobramskaya in Sevryuki

The Church of the Holy Trinity in Drui

Dormition of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church and Franciscans Monastery in Pinsk

The unique cult complex of the former Franciscan monastery is the only surviving ensemble in Pinsk in the Baroque style.

Lida Castle

The monumental castle-castle was laid by Grand Duke Gedimin in 1323 and was under construction for almost five years.

Memorial Complex "Blagovshchina"

Memorial complex "Trostenets"

During World War II, the Trostenets death camp, established in autumn 1941 south-east of Minsk, became the largest in Belarus.

Lake Biareža

This water body is located on the northwestern outskirts of Braslav. It is smaller in area (2.1 sq. km) and is not as well known as nearby Lake Drivjaty, but also deserves attention.

Lake Pociech

Not far from the southeast shore of Lake Pociech there is a recreation center "Sloboda".

Polish cemetery in Viliejka

Orthodox Church of St. Mary of Egypt in Viliejka

The city of Viliejka is obliged to open a temple in honor of Mary Egyptian Russian nobleman - poet and state councilor Apollo Redkin.

Holy Protection Cathedral in Baranavičy

The temple was erected in 1924-1931 in the style of neoclassicism.

Ancient Park in Komarovo

Church of the Nativity of the Most Holy Mother of God in Muravanka

The Church of St. Nicholas in Palonka

The Church of St. Nicholas in Palonka was built in 1937 and belongs to the retrospective Russian style.

St. Nicholas Church in Latyhaĺ

A small wooden church in the village of Latyhaĺ was built in 1771, the funds for its construction were allocated by Count Sologub.

Old Believers' Assumption Church in Druya