<p>During the tour you will get acquainted with the sights of the city of Bolshaya Berestovitsa, first mentioned in the annals of 1506. You will visit magnificent temples: the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord, the Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. You will also have a fascinating introduction to the archaeological finds of the Squirrel Museum and the history of the Kosakovsky estate, where rare and exotic plants once grew.</p>

The multi-tiered bell tower and buttresses create a majestic appearance, especially spectacular in the evening lighting. Here you can take beautiful pictures, and a walk around the church allows you to feel the spirit of history. An atmospheric silence reigns inside the temple, encouraging a calm reflection on the past of this place.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa. The Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa. Transfiguration of the Lord church.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa is a place where you can touch the history of the gentry families of Belarus. The entrance gates of the former Kosakovsky estate, reminiscent of the once magnificent palace, have been preserved near the district hospital. The garden park was once home to rare plants, but now you can enjoy a walk and take atmospheric pictures.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa. The Kosakovsky Estate.

A unique place where you can learn about the symbol of the city and its role in heraldry. There is an interesting exposition here, including archaeological finds and the history of noble estates. In the museum you can see materials related to outstanding countrymen, as well as get acquainted with the legacy of Osip Kovalevsky. This is a great place to take unusual photos and immerse yourself in the history of the region.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa. The Squirrel Museum.

Originally there was a wooden church here, dismantled for the construction of a chapel. The new stone church was built in 1878, and the bell tower was designed by Ya. Fardon. The funds for the construction were allocated by Count Stanislav Kosakovsky. During the Soviet years, the church was closed, but in 1989 it was restored and returned to the faithful.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa. The Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa. The Church of St. Nicholas.

An urn with the heart of the Belarusian commander John Karol Khodkevich (1560-1621), Hetman of the Great Lithuanian and voivode of Vilno, is buried in the church.

Bolshaya Berestovitsa. Blessed Virgin Mary Visitation church

The Church of the Transfiguration of the Virgin Mary in Vereyki is a place with a rich history and a unique atmosphere. An old wooden staircase has been preserved inside, and under the temple there is a basement where representatives of the Bisping family rest. The surrounding garden is especially impressive, where you can see rare plants: Japanese sakura, Manchurian walnut, tulip tree and others.

The Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a unique architectural monument, which is almost two centuries old.

Vereyki. The Church of the Most Holy Virgin Mary.

The Soltan's Estate in the village of Murovana is an ideal place for lovers of history and picturesque landscapes. Here you can take atmospheric pictures of the antique-themed bas-reliefs preserved on the facade of the palace. There is a park around the palace with three alleys leading to a pond with an island, which is especially beautiful in sunny weather.

Murovana. The Soltan's Estate.

Here you can immerse yourself in history and see the architecture of the pseudo-Russian style. Especially impressive is the multi-tiered bell tower, which stands out among the surrounding buildings. It is convenient to take beautiful pictures here, especially in soft morning or evening lighting. The restored temple is an important symbol of the historical past of the town, reflecting its centuries-old spiritual tradition.

Malaya Berestovitsa. The Church of St. Dmitry of Solunsky

The village of Malaya Berestovitsa is a place with a rich history, where you can see the architecture of the pseudo-Russian style. The bell tower towering above the main facade is particularly impressive. Here you can take great pictures, and inside the temple you can feel the spirit of the past centuries. There is an Orthodox church not far from the church.

Berestovitsky legends: from noble manors to temples.

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