On this tour, you will be able to get acquainted with the rich history of the local places: visit unique temples; stroll through ancient manors and palaces surrounded by picturesque parks; see the Gothic "refrigerator" of past centuries, the ruins of a mill and other outbuildings, without which the life of our ancestors was unthinkable even 100 years ago; and most importantly, learn a lot. about many famous personalities who have glorified Belarus far beyond its borders. PS: the local places are rich in attractions and it is not possible to include them in the weekend program, so they are divided into several excursions that are available on this website.

Our journey begins with the palace, which opened its doors to many famous people of its time: Denis Fonvizin, Napoleon Orda, Vladislav Syrokomla and many others ...
You will visit it too!

Polonechka. Radziwill Palace.

A neo-Gothic wooden church, in the walls of which the national hero of Chile and Belarus was baptized.
Must-visit!

Polonechka. Yuryev Church.

Polonechka. Watermill ruins.

The palace and park complex was built in the 18th century, but only a few stone buildings have survived to this day.
Special attention is drawn to the 'Lyadounya' building (building-refrigerator for food storage), which rather reminds us of some kind of chapel or temple.

Zadveya. The estate of the Mezheevskys-Chechots.

A landscape park with an island that can be accessed via a pedestrian bridge, a brovar and several farm buildings are all that remains of the once luxurious estate...

Volno. Slizen Family Manor.

One of the most beautiful temples in the late Baroque or Rococo style in Belarus!

Volno. Trinity Church.

The wooden house of the Slizen family estate, which was built in the 19th century, as well as the chapel, which was erected on a hill at the local cemetery in the Neo-Gothic style in 1839, have survived to our time.
The famous Belarusian painter, fashion designer and sculptor Raphael Ratsha Slizen (1804-1881) was born in the manor.
Hurry up to visit here before time finally takes away these reminders of the past!

Bartniki. Chapel and manor of the Slizen family.

The 19th-century palace building, the park and outbuildings, which are in a neglected state, have been preserved to this day.
The entrance to the palace is limited, as there is a fence around the perimeter and the territory is private property.

Staiki. The Lashkevich Estate.

The landscape park, outbuildings and the Rdultovsky chapel–tomb, built in the 19th century in the Empire style, have been preserved to our time.
In recent years, the chapel has been renovated, and a cartouche has been installed on the pediment.

Verkhnee Chernikhovo. Chapel-tomb of the Rdultovskys.

The Orthodox Church of Paraskeva Pyatnitsa was built in January 1895 on the site where an old wooden church existed, which was probably built during the time of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

Chernikhovo. Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Church.

The church was built with elements of Romanesque style and classicism in 1936. 
There is a Catholic cemetery in front of it, which also has old graves.

Yushkovichi. Trinity Church.

The interior of the church is decorated with a bronze Girondola (chandelier), which was made by the poet Pavlyuk Bagrim in the 19th century, who was born here and buried here.
Girondola forging is distinguished by its openwork and ornamentation and has great artistic value. 
Next to the church on the left is a memorial boulder with an inscription in Belarusian and Latin: "Life is short – the Motherland is eternal."

Kroshin. Church of the Body of God

A landscape park with an area of 5 hectares has been preserved to this day. 
An oak monument has been preserved in the park, planted in 1884 by the famous poet Anton Odinets and the scientist and writer Ignat Domeiko.
You will also see a high hill here – these are the remains of the Radziwill and Svyatopolk–Zavadsky burial chapels.
The local House of Culture is famous not for its building, but for its unique collection of Belarusian costumes and paintings by famous artists.

Kroshin. Park and House of Culture

The church in honor of the Holy Great Martyr Panteleimon was consecrated and opened to parishioners in 2000.

Kroshin. Church of the Holy Great Martyr Healer Panteleimon

To date, a wooden one-story wing has been preserved, which was built on a high stone foundation.
There are only a few trees left of the park. 
There are several outbuildings.

Baranovichi Region (1 route): Polonechka-Zadveya-Volno-Bartniki-Staiki-Chernikhovo-Yushkovichi-Kroshin-Podleseiki.

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