Children's tour: Heroic Belarus (3 days)

A sightseeing tour of Minsk is a great choice for getting to know the city. During the tour, which lasts about 3 hours, you will see the main sights of Minsk and learn a lot about its past and present.

During a group or individual tour, you will visit Freedom Square, where the historical center of Minsk was once located. Then you will go to Minsk Castle Site - the oldest place in the city, where the remains of fortress walls and towers have been preserved. Trinity Suburb will open the atmosphere of old Minsk with its cozy streets and houses, the next point on the minibus will be Island of Tears - a memorial complex dedicated to the internationalist soldiers who died in Afghanistan. The tour will also introduce you to the modern appearance of the city: you will see the Minsk Arena sports complex, learn interesting facts about life on Independence Avenue, and the tour will end at the National Library building.

After the tour, you will easily navigate the city, the guide will answer any questions and tell you about the best cafes and shops in Minsk.

The excursion to the Stalin Line is a unique opportunity to literally touch history: walk through the bunkers, learn about fierce battles and the heroic deeds of the defenders of the Fatherland, and take part in weapon handling and shooting master classes. Here you will see authentic pillboxes, anti-tank obstacles, trenches, armored domes, and unique examples of military equipment from different periods — from tanks to artillery systems.

Visiting the Stalin Line historical and cultural complex will be interesting not only for military history enthusiasts, but also for families with children, school groups, and corporate teams. This excursion from Minsk along one of the most popular tourist routes in Belarus can be easily arranged as part of a tour or individually.

The “Khatyn – Mound of Glory” tour is a journey through the historical sites of Belarus associated with the memory of the Great Patriotic War.

During the tour, you will visit the Khatyn Memorial Complex, dedicated to the tragic fate of the burned village and its peaceful residents, as well as the Mound of Glory — one of the largest monuments erected in honor of Belarus’s liberation from the Nazi invaders.

A tour to Khatyn and the Mound of Glory from Minsk is suitable for school groups, themed trips, and anyone interested in history. Upon request, it is possible to arrange an individual or corporate tour along the Khatyn – Mound of Glory route, tailored to your preferences.

Surprising invention - the museums, having visited one museum it is possible «to live» the whole era or to experience experiences and the tragedy of the whole state. Not so long ago in Minsk the new and modern complex of the Belarusian State museum of the Great Patriotic War is created. Here the hot topic is most deeply opened always. Are presented to expositions as important documents and samples of the equipment in an original amount, and installation of military operations. In a complex all aspects which are related to military operations are disclosed - difficultly to describe it words. You should visit him!

A 1-day excursion to Brest from Minsk is an opportunity to visit the historical center of Brest, leisurely walk along one of the most beautiful pedestrian streets of Belarus and, of course, see the legendary Brest Fortress.

The walk will begin from Sovetskaya Street, a pedestrian street with cozy cafes and old buildings. It is here that the alley of lanterns is located, which are lit every evening by a real lamplighter by hand.

You will see Freedom Square, one of the oldest places in the city, where buildings from the 19th century have been preserved, the St. Nicholas Brotherhood Church, built in memory of the defenders of the Brest Fortress. You will go to the Brest Railway Station, an architectural monument with unique stained glass windows and a clock.

The culmination of the excursion will be a visit to the Brest Hero Fortress, a symbol of courage and fortitude. Here you will see a memorial and visit the Museum of the Defense of the Brest Fortress, where you will learn about the tragic events of June 1941.