Tours in Minsk and Belarus

On this interesting 3-hrs sightseeing tour of Minsk you will learn about our city , and see many buildings and monuments that remain as reminders of Soviet time. You will get an unforgettable immersion in the history of the city. Minsk was first mentioned in chronicles of the 11th century, and 950 years later, it’s still keeping its secrets and mysteries.

Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this private tour of Minsk under the moonlight. This nighttime tour leaves the day free for other activities and lets you see the city's top landmarks lit up for the night. This tour is delivered by certified local professionals whose language level is excellent or close.

During the excursion you’ll get acquainted with the masterpieces of Belarus. Medieval castle in Mir and palace complex in Nesvizh are included in the UNESCO World Heritage. Belorussians, Polish, Jewish, Tatars, Gypsies always lived in chime in the small town Mir which is known more than six centuries. The buildings are included in the architectural ensemble of the former Market Square.

Brest - is a city, the administrative center of Belarus. The city of Brest has a special place among the cultural and historical heritage of Belarus. In Brest, a lot of attractions. The city of Brest and its attractions is not about one single site. During the tour you will visit one of the most comfortable and beautiful pedestrian streets of Belarus - Sovetskaya Street.

We invite you to visit the ancient city of Grodno, walk along its narrow paved streets and admire its valuable sights. Grodno is a truly unique Belarusian city, founded in 1128. The city has preserved its historical buildings and today the center of Grodno, like the center of Minsk, is included in the first category of historical and cultural values of Belarus. Grodno is very appreciated by travelers. Here you may see two castles: the old one, and the new one.

Kosava Castle, Palace complex of Sapiehas in Ruzhany, Nesvizh Castle of Radziwills, Mir Castle. Castles in Belarus are the eyewitnesses of a bygone era, symbols of history and architectural monuments. Dozens of castles were built all over of our country, but only few of them were saved. Many of them have already been reconstructed.

Polotsk is the most ancient city of Belarus, the capital of the Polotsk land - the first Belarusian state. It is located at the confluence of the Polota River into Zapadnaya Dvina, right at the confluence of these rivers, on the hill where the fortress was located at the time, which gave rise to Polotsk. The first prince of the Polotsk land was Rogvolod, whose name was preserved by history thanks to his daughter Rogneda.

Visit Brest city and Brest Fortress. Brest is one of the oldest cities in Belarus. Brest fortress is the main attraction for travelers visiting Brest. Built in 1836, it went down in history thanks to the heroic defence of the Red Army against the Nazis in 1941 year. During the tour you will visit one of the most comfortable and beautiful pedestrian streets of Belarus - Sovetskaya Street, where are concentrated many cafes, restaurants and shops, as well as numerous monuments and sculptures.

Dudutki is a picturesque museum located in 40 kilometers from Minsk. The guests of the complex will familiarize with the way of life of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, visit craft workshops (bakery, pottery, woodworking, straw and willow weaving, distillery, blacksmith shop, cheese factory, etc.), learn the culinary secrets of the best recipes of our ancestors.

Stalin Line is one of the most grandiose fortification ensembles in Belarus. It was opened on the 30th of July 2005. It was founded in order to immortalize a grandiose system of defensive regions “Stalin Line” and to become a symbol of Soviet people heroic struggle against Nazi invaders. Historical and Cultural complex “Stalin Line” is represented by a military-historical museum in the open air.

Stalin Line is an informal name applied to a defense line that was built by the Soviets along the new western border in the 1930s. The site is divided into a number of sections that include restored bunkers with authentic interiors, exhibition areas with military vehicles (mostly post WWII) and equipment and a reenactment battlefield. Walk past the bunkers, trenches, tank obstacles.

We believe that the real must for industrial tourism fans is to see first-hand how the world’s biggest dump trucks (neither more nor less than 450 tonnes!) are assembled. It’s really impressive. On a tour you’ll be told about the production process of Belarusian giants, given away a few secrets and also there’s a chance you’ll be let to have a test drive.