Unveiling Style Beyond Borders

Belarus is a lovely country full of fields, fortresses, churches, and monuments. Despite its many beautiful places, this European country remains largely unknown to foreign visitors. Even if you plan a trip to Belarus, you probably don't think beyond Minsk. Visitors to Belarus' capital city are drawn by Soviet-era architecture, world-renowned arts venues such as the Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre, and quirky attractions such as the Cat Museum. Minsk has emerged as one of the country's most progressive and vibrant cities in recent decades. Belarus is generally regarded as a safe destination for tourists. Although violent crimes against travelers are uncommon, you should always use common sense. Petty theft is the most dangerous threat to travelers in Belarus, particularly on public transportation, sleeper trains, and in popular tourist destinations around Minsk. Capital- Minsk International Airport- National Airport Minsk (MSQ) Population- 2,049,000 Currency- Belarusian ruble Time: GMT+3 Main Electricity – 220V Driving side- Right Official Language- Belarusian Religion- Orthodox

Belarus has its own Gorky Park, in addition to one in Moscow. Take a look inside the Holy Spirit Cathedral. Belarus may not be setting the world on fire in terms of football just yet, but the city does have a very impressive national football stadium. Enter the Island of Tears. Visit the Belarusian State Museum of Great Patriotic War History. Attend a performance at the National Academic Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre.