VitrysslandMinsk OblastNovosady53°47’51” N 27°10’5” E
6 mars 2022, Vitryssland ⋅ ☀️ 1 °C
Jutskouskija krynitsy is a hydrologic site. There're many springs with cold and tasty water here where you can find peace, silence and time to think or meditate.
VitrysslandMinsk OblastVyalikiya Navasyolki53°44’37” N 27°7’5” E
6 mars 2022, Vitryssland ⋅ ☀️ 1 °C
Vialikija Navasiolki is the ex-residence of Kastravitski family. The palace building uses as a local hospital (and looks not so old). But the stabling and other outbulidings look really old andLäs mer
VitrysslandMinsk OblastStarynki53°44’5” N 26°59’6” E
6 mars 2022, Vitryssland ⋅ ☀️ 1 °C
The ruins of church (19th century) in Starynki village.
VitrysslandMinsk OblastNovyya Rubyazhevichy53°41’40” N 26°52’10” E
6 mars 2022, Vitryssland ⋅ ☀️ 1 °C
Rubiazhevichy is a village that is famous for the unique and gorgeous catholic church of St. Joseph. Antonij Tur (local activist) tried for many years to build this church from 1860 till 1905. AndLäs mer
VitrysslandMinsk OblastBaravoyeByeloruskaya Hrada53°39’55” N 27°0’49” E
6 mars 2022, Vitryssland ⋅ ☀️ 0 °C
The chapel-tomb of Dybouski family is placed near the village Baravoje. This family is well-known for the Benedict Dybouski who was a significant belarusian scientist and nature researcher.
VitrysslandMinsk OblastDzyarzhynski RayonStan’kava53°38’4” N 27°13’21” E
VitrysslandMinsk OblastPryluki53°47’27” N 27°27’2” E
6 mars 2022, Vitryssland ⋅ ❄️ -3 °C
The first stop on our way was massive palace of in Priluki. It was built in 17th century by Hutten-Czapski family. It's still in good condition thanks to the Nature Institute.
Except the palace thereLäs mer
