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Minsk, Belarus Attractions
Minsk is the capital city of Belarus and one of Europe's most unique destinations. Located on the Nemiga and Svislach Rivers, Minsk is an ancient city that dates to the 11th century and is home to a wide array of natural and historic landmarks, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Belovezhskaya Pushcha/Białowieża Forest and Mir Castle.
The Khatyn Memorial pays tribute to the residents of the Belarusian village of Khatyn who fell victim to German troops during World War II.
The Khatyn village was one of 618 villages burned during World War II by Nazi forces to punish the Belarus people who opposed them. To learn more about this Minsk, Belarus memorial site, visit www.belarusguide.com/travel1/Khatyn.html
The Khatyn village was one of 618 villages burned during World War II by Nazi forces to punish the Belarus people who opposed them. To learn more about this Minsk, Belarus memorial site, visit www.belarusguide.com/travel1/Khatyn.html
The Minsk Sea is a delightful place for strolling in the fresh air, dining, playing games and enjoying the natural attractions of Belarus. Just a few kilometers north of Minsk, the lovely Minsk Sea is an artificially created body of water that offers a free public beach, and catamaran and pedal-boat rentals.
The Mound of Glory honours Soviet soldiers of World War II. Located along the Moscow Highway just over 20 km outside of Minsk, Belarus, the monument was built in 1969 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Operation Bagration and the liberation of Belarus.
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