A guided tour of the Bereza Region is an exciting journey that introduces you to the picturesque places and rich historical and cultural heritage of the region. Let's go on a trip through picturesque villages and towns to get acquainted with their history, architecture and natural beauty.On the tour route we will visit the main architectural and historical monuments of the region. An important place in the route will be occupied by ancient Orthodox churches.Each of the points on the route will leave a unique impression and give you a lot of new knowledge. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy this fascinating journey! The Bereza Region is rich in attractions and we have divided them into several sightseeing routes covering different parts of the region, which you can find in detail on this website.

The entrance gate in the medieval Gothic style is a reminder of the Puslovsky estate and park complex, which was previously located on these lands.
Farm buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries have also been preserved.

The Puslovsky estate in the Peski.

Starye Peski. The Puslovsky Estate.

The temple was built in the early 19th century on the site of an old church that burned down.
An iconostasis from the 19th century has been preserved in the interior of the church. 

Starye Peski. Holy Trinity Church.

Berezovskaya GRES is one of the largest power plants in Belarus. An example of industrial architecture in the 1960s.
At the station you can get on an interesting tour. To do this, you must first contact the power plant administration.

Beloozersk. The power plant.

The memorial complex called "Zditovskaya Oborona" (Zditovo Defense) is dedicated to the events of the spring of 1944, when the Nazi invaders deployed large military formations to the area to fight the partisan movement. Tanks and armored vehicles with aircraft were used, but the partisans managed to hold out and the Nazis failed to destroy the partisan zone.

Zditovo. Memorial complex "Zditovskaya oborona".

The original church of St. Onufriy the Great was built in the period from 1890 to 1900. Unfortunately, the temple was burned down during the retreat of the German army on April 7, 1944. 
The consecration of the newly erected church took place on December 7, 2013.
A monument to the residents of the village of Sporovo, who died during the Second World War, has been erected on the territory of the church.

Sporovo. St. Onufriy Church

The temple was restored in 1943 in the traditions of folk wooden architecture.

Bolshye Matveevichi. Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.

Bolshye Matveevichi. Exaltation of the Holy Cross church.

The church was originally built as a Catholic ancestral chapel in 1903. After the Great Patriotic War, it was consecrated to the Orthodox Church.

Mezhdulesie. Holy Trinity Church.

The shrine was erected on the site of the miraculous appearance of the icon of the Mother of God at the expense of a local landowner. A particularly revered locally venerated icon is the Chernyakovskaya Icon of the Mother of God. The miraculous icon is now in a museum in Minsk, and there is a copy of the shrine in the church.

Chernyakovo. The Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.

Chernyakovo. Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.

The church was built in 1795 in the Baroque style by Jozef Prozor, at that time the owner of Signevichi. During the First World War, the temple was severely damaged, after which it was rebuilt and today it is an architectural monument.

Signevichi. Church of the Virgin Mary.

The interior has a 19th-century iconostasis, which was made in 1865. There are also icons from the 18th and 19th centuries.: "Our Lady of Odigitria and Nicholas the Wonderworker", "Saint Yuri", "Crucifixion with the Primates", "Our Lady of Odigitria", "Jesus Christ", "Alexander Nevsky", "The Last Supper", "Archangel Michael".

Sokolovo. St. John the Baptist Church.

This ancient church has been in the local cemetery for more than two centuries. The building has the status of an architectural monument.

Bereza Region (route 2): Starye Peski-Beloozersk-Zditovo-Sporovo-Bolshye Matveevichi-Mezhdulesie-Chernyakovo-Signevichi-Sokolovo-Strigin.

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