BELARUS Mir Castle Complex Reservoirs in the centre of Minsk make it such a nice city to walk through. Nesvizh Castle Nesvizh Castle Arriving at the border of Belarus and Lithuania. Savannah enjoying the beautiful city of MInsk The Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum, commemorating the German-Soviet War. During the invasion of Poland in 1939, The RadziwiÅÅ family was expelled by the Red Army. City Hall in Minsk. Enjoying the country of Belarus. Mir Castle Complex is a Unesco site. The Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum. The Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum A very decorative Canon. Nesvizh Castle Beautiful tree lined roads. A drive through the countryside. Nesvizh Castle was a residential castle of the RadziwiÅÅ family in Nesvizh, Belarus since 1533. it is now a Unesco site. Coming into Minsk. Such a surprise to see it so big and clean. Very wide streets throughout Minsk. This is a lonely bus stop in the middle of nowhere. A beauiful chandellier in Nesvizh Castle I have never seen such big wood burning heaters. Nesvizh Castle Mir Castle Complex i Taking a little detour while we looked for Unesco sites. Belarusian circus building. Its easy to find colour throughout the countryside of Belarus. This room was full of Antlers and stuffed animals. Nesvizh Castle I beautiful church we passed by. Very large intersections in Minsk. Love the way they are covering up the cold grey apartment complexes . Rural Belarus. You need to get a little box for the car to pay the toll roads while travelling in Belarus. We made it. New stamps in our passports. A lovely lake in the centre of Minsk. Share this:TwitterPinterestFacebookMoreEmailLike this:Like Loading...