10- Brest confiscated the art museum.
There are some amazing works of art in this small museum. All works of art are smuggled goods, stolen from smugglers. Brest and Belarus, located on the turbulent border of the Soviet Union, became the main destinations of artworks. Thieves want to carve up international goods, but these cultural relics can be strengthened by the authorities because of the promise of customs service. When the owners of these confiscated cultural relics can't be found, these items will be displayed in the small and diverse museums that preserve art treasures in this city, instead of hiding or destroying them.
Brest Hero Fort No.9
It was once called Fort Brett-Litov, and it is one of the important sites in Belarus. It can be traced back to19th century! Just as the Soviet Union's "Hero City" is a special title, Brest Fortress played a vital role in the German invasion during World War II because of its special national defense. Now this website will protect outstanding fauvism concrete sculptures and buildings as the main war monuments.
8- Minsk Belarus National Library
In 2006, when the new building of the National Library of Belarus was completed, no one had heard of the diamond-shaped building. Based on eight triangular faces and 18, the new design of the library has chosen a strange geometric shape, which has been turning since its construction. Designed by architects Mikhail vinogradov and Victor Kramorenko, the library is 236 feet high, with 22 floors of books and a large conference room for 500 people. In short, the library has more than 8.6 million languages and media to choose from. Suddenly it's not so boring.
Logua Karajon Halton Memorial Hall No.7
The Halton Memorial Complex, built on the site of Hadron Village, represents hundreds of homes destroyed in Halton during World War II and similar massacres. 1966 65438+ 10 In October, the Central Committee of Belarus built a memorial hall to commemorate hundreds of Belarusian villages destroyed by the Nazis during this period, which became an important war memorial in Belarus. In order to commemorate the lost life, every destroyed village has a representative. Those villages that have been rebuilt are respected by the names of tree sculptures, representing new life and survival.
Borisov borisov Church.
Although there is nothing crazy, this Orthodox church is amazing. In summer, it can be regarded as bright red and very deep blue.
Mill Castle No.5
Before the 20 14 World Ice Hockey Championship, more than 70,000 tourists went to Belarus. In May this year, many people planned to use the temporary visa-free system. Although a large number of wars and rebellions have led to the destruction of many architectural landmarks, there are still many tourist attractions in Belarus that mainstream western tourists have not discovered. Belarus Digest has prepared an interesting list. You need to see these places to show that you have really experienced Belarus. People can get to these places by bus or bus from Minsk. This amazing Gothic castle was built at the end of 15, and it is considered as a symbol of great power. Something like this!
4- Saint Francis Xavier Cathedral in Grodno
Belarus is located at the crossroads of culture and belief, so you can find many ancient churches, monasteries and monasteries, synagogues, mosques and wooden temples of old believers here. Some religions and architectural styles are intertwined in Belarus, forming a unique architectural style, which cannot be found anywhere else. In fact, many local temples are one of them. This Roman Catholic cathedral was originally a Jesuit church, but whatever it is, it is amazing.
Three Heroes Castle in Brest
This national park, shared by Belarus and Poland, is a rare species of European bison and 450-year-old oak. In addition, it also includes the hunting property territory of Scoori, where Belarus, Ukraine and Russia * * * signed the Brest Agreement, announcing the effective disintegration of the Soviet Union on 199 1. Beyond the virgin forest in Biawovieza is the well-preserved Kamenesta, which was built in the13rd century, attracting many tourists and providing beautiful scenery from the top. You can visit the famous Brestburg not far away. Soviet soldiers collided with the Nazi invasion in 194 1 for more than a month.
Not many people know about its existence, but there is also an interesting archaeological museum near the fortress, where people can see the excavation work of Birara West, a historic town in the 3rd century, from11-kloc-0/3.
2- Forest Story, Balanovici
This is one of the creepy forests you have encountered. It is a colorful but creepy place, called "Jasna Kafka" and translated into a forest story. A 7 1 year-old Balanovici resident turned an overgrown land into a colorful place called Jasnaya Kafka. It took him more than three years to finish his work. People from far corners of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine came to watch his extraordinary creation. What tourists are afraid of are creepy statues of people and animals.
1- Dashiguan in Minsk
No, not a clone of Stonehenge. That's for sure. This museum park is undoubtedly a strange attraction in Minsk Stone Museum. This open-air museum features an area of 6.5 hectares. Thirty years ago, the Institute of Geology collected stones from various tourists in Belarus. Different runes, boulders and tombstones were covered with an impressive 265,438+034 stone exhibits from ancient society! This is very strange.