<p>Immerse yourself in the history of Bykhov, a city with a rich military and cultural past. The route includes Bykhov Castle, a former fortress of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, a historical museum, an ancient synagogue of the 17th century and the Trinity Church of the 19th century. You will see the monument to Marat Kozlov, the Barkolabovo Chronicle and key architectural monuments that have preserved the spirit of the past.</p><p>This tour will allow you to discover the history of the city through its iconic places.</p>

The monument dedicated to the novel "Na Rostanyakh" by Yakub Kolas reflects the atmosphere of a Belarusian village at the beginning of the 20th century. It symbolizes the hopes and trials of peasant life, as well as the love story of the main characters. This place has become not only a cultural object, but also a special symbol where people say goodbye, confess their feelings and celebrate important life moments.

Na Rostanyakh. Meeting. Parting.

Bykhov. Monument "Na Rostanyakh. Meeting. Parting".

Here you can see a monument to an airplane, a concrete runway, earthen bunkers and buildings of the nuclear arsenal that was once located here. This place preserves the memory of the military aviation of the USSR, and is open to the public.

 Bykhov. Aerodrome.

Bykhov. Monument to Marat Kozlov.

Here you can learn about the archeology and nature of Bykhov region, the history of the fortress city, local ethnography, revolutionary events and the Great Patriotic War.

Bykhov. The building of the men's gymnasium.

Bykhov. The building of the male gymnasium.

This place recalls the ancient traditions of the city and its spiritual heritage.

Bykhov. Trinity Church.

On the pages of the monument you can read excerpts from the chronicles of the XVI-XVII centuries, reflecting historical events and the desire for unity of peoples. It is a significant cultural landmark associated with the heritage of the Belarusian written language.

Bykhov. Barkolabovo Chronicle.

The synagogue has defensive elements, a two-tiered bimah and aron Kadesh, where the Torah was kept.

Bykhov Synagogue.

Here you can stroll among the ruins, feel the atmosphere of the ancient fortress and learn about its military history. History and architecture lovers can enjoy exploring its defensive structures and imagine what the castle looked like in its heyday.

Bykhov castle.  

Bykhov. Castle of the Chodkiewicz and Sapieha families.

Bykhov castle.

This place is associated with the "Bykhov seat" of 1917 and today serves as a local forestry, preserving the historical memory of the city.

Sights of Bykhov.

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