Turov
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Belarus is no longer an isolated town with stringent visa laws. It is fast becoming an eco-tourism hub. That in addition to how beautiful the country and its cities are have made it a very appealing option for travelers in Europe. On this list are ten beautiful small towns in Belarus that are worth visiting. Discover the gorgeous topography band the best ancient structures in these towns. Turov is a 10th-century town that is known as the birthplace of Kirill of Turov. It has numerous stone crosses which grow underground and sprout. Pilgrims from various places visit this miraculous point of interest. You should do as it’s a great point to start your Belarus journey and from which you can expand to the rest of the country. Click the next ARROWÂ to see the next photo!
Zaslavl
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About 40 minutes’ drive from Belarus’ capital city is a 10th-century town called Zaslavl. Myth has it that this town was bestowed upon a Kievian prince by the Rogneda of Polatsk. Notable attractions are the beautiful ruins of a castle and the Calvinist cathedral. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Navahrudak
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Located about 147km from Minsk is the scenic town of Navahrudak. Navahrudak is a pretty town that sits on seven hills. It is the birthplace of Adam Mickiewicz. One of the notable sites is the beautiful ruins of a castle built in the 12th century. Another beautiful site is Transfiguration Church. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Lida
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Lida is a posterchild town in Grodno region of Belarus. One of the most notable sites in the city is the Lida Castle which was built in the 14th century. It is also home to the Cathedral of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Maladzyechna
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This is popularly referred to as the eternal town of Belarus. Located very close to Minsk is Maladzyechna, a perfect town which portrays what Belarusian vibe should feel like. The most beautiful places to visit in Belarus are the Old Place, Vol’naya or Vilenskaya Street. Also, make a quick trip to the Protection of the Blessed Virgin Church before you step out of the town. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Vitebsk
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Vitebsk is a 10th-century town that was founded by Princess Olga. It is one of the gorgeous towns in Belarus with lovely cobble streets. It is home to Slavic Bazaar, an annual festival in Belarus. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Babruysk
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The Jewish capital of Belarus has so many picturesque attractions, and Babruysk also known as the place of 40 synagogues is one of the most charming towns in this country. The lovely ruins of the ancient forest are a must climb. There are so many beautiful pieces from the modern period which includes; Katsnelson Mansion, a neo-gothic styled Catholic Cathedral, and a strange tandem. There are lots of beavers in this town too. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Hlybokaye
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Hlybokaye is one of the tiniest towns in Belarus. The pretty town is home to some of the most beautiful architecture which includes; the Holy Trinity Cathedral which was built in the 13th century, the Carmelites Abbey, the Orthodox Church of the Birth of the Virgin. The town also boasts of many sculptures and structures. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Polotsk
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Polotsk is the oldest town in Belarus. The 9th-century town has a very strong positive vibe. It has so many ancient structures which include the Saint Sophia Cathedral, the Convent of Saint Euphrosyne and the Art Gallery. Visit the picture-perfect front of Kosmos cinema and just click, click your camera till you get tired. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Pinsk
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Pinsk is the perfect getaway for summer. The town has numerous historic sites that have been preserved over the years. Some of the main points of attraction are the Jesuitic Collegiu, a 17th-century academic institution. A visit to the Museum of Belarusian Polesie is also worth a visit.
