Tour Brest - Belovezhskaya puscha - Mir - Nesvizh (2 days)
Tour description
Price
per person
80'406 ₽ for group*
от 11'487 ₽ c чел.
112'623 ₽ for group*
от 5'927 ₽ c чел.
183'571 ₽ for group*
от 3'530 ₽ c чел.
221'016 ₽ for group*
от 3'250 ₽ c чел.
The cost of excursions is approved in Belarusian rubles and when paying in other currencies the final cost may differ from the one indicated on the site depending on the exchange rate of the card issuing bank (MIR, Visa, Mastercard).
Included in the price of the excursion:
- excursions according to the program
- meeting/seeing off at the train station
- certified guide services
- transport services
Description
The excursion to Brest will take you to a city with a unique character and atmosphere. To this day, the tradition of lighting street lanterns lives on — a real lamplighter, dressed in uniform with a ladder and lantern, manually lights the street lamps on Sovetskaya Street, turning an ordinary evening into a theatrical performance. Brest is steeped in history, and its main landmark — the Brest Fortress — is a symbol not only of the city but of the entire nation.
After exploring the city, you will enjoy an excursion to Belovezhskaya Pushcha — one of the oldest and largest nature reserves in Europe, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here live the true symbols of Belarusian nature — mighty European bison — along with numerous rare species of animals and plants. In the forest, you will also visit the Estate of the Belarusian Father Frost, a magical place where the spirit of New Year’s wonder lives all year round.
Your journey continues with an excursion to the Mir Castle — one of the most beautiful castles in Europe and a masterpiece of 16th-century defensive architecture. The final jewel of the tour will be Nesvizh, where you will visit the magnificent Nesvizh Castle — one of the most important architectural monuments in Belarus.
This route is a true mosaic of impressions: from heroic history and natural grandeur to architectural luxury and fairytale adventures. It is the perfect choice for those who want to experience the full richness of Belarus — vibrant, living, and deeply historical.
Excursion type
Sightseeing
Distance
760 km
Duration
2 day
Language of training
Russian
Excursion subject
Kind
Bus-Walking tours
Program
day 1
Gathering the group
at the railway station Brest
Breakfast
Brest - an ancient and modern city from Brest)

During the journey, you will enjoy a panoramic bus and walking excursion around Brest — one of the oldest cities in Belarus, where every street breathes history, and each architectural silhouette evokes its former grandeur. On this tour, you will see not only the iconic landmarks of the city center but also visit the unique Sovetskaya Street, where lanterns are traditionally lit by hand in the evenings, just like in old times, and learn about the history of Brest Railway Station — one of the first railway hubs in Eastern Europe.
The excursion will also take you to the legendary memorial complex “Brest Fortress — Hero” — a sacred place of national remembrance, a symbol of resilience, courage, and unconditional love for the Motherland. Every stone here is imbued with pain and heroism, and the majestic sculptures and reconstructed ruins of the citadel inspire deep reverence and awe. Visiting the memorial is not only a way to pay tribute to the heroes of the past but also a chance to better understand how the modern national character and historical memory of the people were shaped.
Lunch
Visit the Ded Moroz residance Belovezhskaya Pushcha departure from Brest

Excursion «Białowieża Forest and Santa Claus’ Estate» (from Brest) is a one-day trip from Brest to the oldest nature reserve in Europe and a real fairytale experience for children and adults.
During the excursion, you will travel to Kamenets to see the famous Kamenets Tower — the White Tower, a historical and architectural monument of the 13th century. The journey will then continue to Białowieża Forest, where you will visit the Nature Museum with its rich exhibits and the demonstration enclosures with bison, elk, wild boars, and bears. The trip will conclude with a visit to the Residence of Belarusian Santa Claus, where every guest will receive a memorable gift from the master of the estate.
The excursion to Białowieża Forest and Santa Claus’ Estate from Brest is suitable for school groups, family trips, New Year tours, and anyone who wants to experience the magic of a fairytale. Upon request, it is possible to organize an individual or corporate tour to Białowieża Forest tailored to your preferences.
Transfer to the hotel. Check in
day 2
Early Breakfast
Moving in Mir (260 km)
Mir Castle Complex

Mir – the town with a silent cosiness of streets where throughout centuries destinies, culture and life of Belarusians, Poles, Roma, Tatars, Jews closely intertwined. On the suburb of the town the medieval giant - Mir Castle Complex important settled down. Majestic towers and powerful walls are harmoniously combined with the beautiful park, being reflected in a pond mirror. The halls ornated by a carving and gilding, graceful furniture, abrupt ladders on which you not just will pass – you will turn into other reality, in other century.
St. Nicholas church in Mir

St. Nicholas church in Mir was built in the Renaissance style in 1605 on the place of a former wooden church when the Radzivill family became the owners of the Mir Castle. After the uprising of Tadeush Kostyushko king's government give it to the Orthodox Church, and during the war it was closed at all. Despite this St. Nicholas church reached our time almost in its original form. A powerful 4-storey tower-bell tower meets the parishioners, and within the church you can listen to the penetrating pries and get blessing.
Chapel-burial vault of Svyatopolk-Mirsky family

The chapel-tomb of Svyatopolk-Mirsky is a ladder which will spend you from powerful walls of the lock to magnificent parks. In it the embodiment of modernist style style, so popular in the 19th century, - any symmetry and classics – a new view on architecture, fresh receptions and forms. This place chose also a lock ghost – Sonechk who, among others, is buried in a tomb.
Lunch
Moving in Nesvizh (33 km)
Nesvizh town hall

In the center ofNesvizh the fine example of architecture of the 16th century – a city Town hall – self-government institutions is located. She can tell you all mysteries of the medieval city and citizens: here the court was managed and sentences were pronounced, there was a city archive and treasury, control scales were stored here, and nearby there took place fairs. Heart of the oldest Town hall in Belarus and fights today rhythmically – each 15 minutes from a high tower remind of time hours.
Нouse on the market (home of craftsman)

The house of the handicraftsman or lodge in the market located at the market square, undoubtedly draws attention – there are no others such, not only in Nesvizh, but also Belarus. And 3 centuries ago building of the area around a town hall quite so looked: lodges of handicraftsmen with graceful baroque facades which, as if a maple leaf, elegantly cover a 2-skatny wooden roof. The house in the Market - the only example of city housing of the first half of the 18th century which has remained in Belarus with a peculiar baroque facade.
Benedictine Monastery in Nesvizh

Nicholas Christopher Radziwill the Orphan, who received a good education in Europe, and his wife Elzbeta Euphemia, who was often called the «Queen of Savskaya» for her beauty and intelligence, and in Nesvizh strived to develop education at the European level. On the initiative of Euphemia, in 1596 the first Catholic women's monastery in Belarus was founded in Nesvizh. Girls from noble families studied the word of God, music, embroidery, literacy, etc. here. The tradition of education runs like a red thread through the entire history of the city - and the thread is not broken. Today, the building of the monastery houses the Nesvizh State College named after Yakub Kolas.
Sluckaya brama

The Slutsk Gate in Nesvizh is a fascinating blend of history and architectural art. Initially, according to a 17th-century engraving by Tomasz Makowski, it appeared as a tower with a hipped roof, protected by a drawbridge. Reconstructed in the Baroque style in the 18th century, the gate became a true adornment of the town. Once, it served as a place for collecting tolls, and the second floor housed a chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Today, the restored gate is not only a historical landmark but also a symbol of the grandeur of Nesvizh, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the past!
Nesvizh Church (Church of Jesuits)

«Bow before your temple in your fear» - with these words the majestic and monumental Nesvizh Church of the Body of God greets parishioners. Erected in the XVI century, it became the first church in the Rzeczpospolita baroque style: magnificent frescoes, paintings, marble and gilding. Under the church there is the crypt of the Radziwills - the third tomb in Europe in terms of the number of burials. A truly atmospheric and captivating place.
Nesvizh palace Radziwill

Nesvizh is one of the oldest and most mysterious cities in Belarus, where the famous Nesvizh Palace is located. In the 16th century the beauty and splendor of its decoration rivaled many royal palaces: parquet flooring made of the most valuable types of wood, unique ceiling decoration, walls covered with gilding. This is a truly mystical place and one of the most mysterious in Belarus, within whose walls the soul of Barbara Radziwill - the Black Lady of Nesvizh - seeks repose.
Transfer to the railway station
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