Explore an extensive collection ranging from prehistoric artifacts to contemporary exhibits, reflecting the rich culture as well as turbulent history of Belarus. Marvel at medieval armor, ornate religious items, and learn through personal stories and historical documents how people's lives and struggles evolved over the centuries.

Climb to the top of an architectural masterpiece shaped like a shimmering diamond. A panoramic elevator will take you to the observation deck, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view over Minsk. Inside, you'll find artwork by local artists and a collection of nearly nine million information resources, embedded in cutting-edge technology.

Along the promenade, past a hairdresser's sign, through an arch and up a small staircase, you will discover local markets that are lively and colorful. Here you can immerse yourself in the past while experiencing the present through the variety of fresh produce and artisanal products. Don't miss out on sampling the local delicacies that this historic district has to offer.

A journey back in time, where you walk among the graves of war heroes and famous poets. Near the Alexander Nevsky Church, built in memory of the fallen of the Russo-Turkish War, you will find personal belongings of the soldiers and encounter the statue of the Archangel Mikhail, which stands guard and preserves the stories of the past.

Immerse yourself in the underground rock scene of the Soviet Union, made possible by the Tsoi Wall in Minsk. Here, fans immortalize themselves with inscriptions and portraits of Viktor Tsoi on layers of concrete, a living monument to music history. On June 21, Tsoi's birthday, this place comes alive as a meeting place for like-minded people who share their admiration and memories.

Walk among over 2,000 stones representing the geographical diversity of Belarus. Each stone tells its own legend, from ancient engravings to the highest points of the country, depicted in miniature mountains. The paths symbolize the main rivers, and low bushes mark the borders, creating a living map of stone.

Via a small pedestrian bridge, you will reach a moving memorial dedicated to the Belarusian soldiers who died in Afghanistan. A monumental, mourning angel and a statue of a young boy with angel wings, whose touch promises fertility, create an atmosphere of deep reflection on war, loss and the longing for peace.

Honor the heroes who defended Mogilev against the Nazis for 23 days at the Buinichi Field Memorial. Admire the red chapel decorated with plaques commemorating the fallen and the open-air museum of military equipment. An emblematic place that, with the Foucaultian pendulum, emphasizes the immortality of remembrance.

Discover a carefully curated collection of modern artworks, including masterpieces by Marc Chagall and Chaim Soutine. This gallery, initiated by Belgazprombank, combines cultural heritage with contemporary creativity. The highlight is the most expensive painting in Belarus. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere with Wi-Fi and comfortable chairs, ideal for soaking up art in peace.