What to see in Belarus in 2-3 days: Brest-Skoki-Chernavchitsy-Kamenets-Belovezhskaya Pushcha.

Discover the pearls of Brest region on this itinerary, perfect for a vibrant journey through Belarus.

In 2-3 days you will immerse yourself in the rich history, enjoy the unique architecture and touch the ancient, untouched nature.

Getting to know the region will begin in Brest, a city with an amazing destiny.

You will see its majestic "gate" – one of the oldest railway stations in the country.

Stroll through the cozy streets, where unique artifacts, including an authentic Berestye Bible, await you at the Museum of the City's History.

Be sure to visit the monumental monument to the 1000th anniversary of Brest and immerse yourself in the fabulous atmosphere of the Alley of Forged Lanterns in the company of the Lamplighter himself.

No visit to Brest is complete without visiting the shrine of the national spirit – the Brest Hero Fortress Memorial Complex. This place is a symbol of incredible courage and perseverance.

Next to the fortress there is a unique archaeological museum "Berestye", where you can look deep into the centuries and see the excavated craft quarter of the 13th century.

To fully immerse yourself in the history of the fortification, head to Fort V, a powerful defensive structure of the late 19th century.

In the village of Skoki, you will find the magnificent Nemtsevich Manor, a Baroque architectural monument closely associated with the names of iconic historical figures. Next, the way lies to Chernavchitsy, where the ancient Trinity Church stands, a fortress temple that has absorbed the features of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque.

In Kamenets, you will be greeted by the symbol of Belarus – the famous Belaya Vezha (White Tower), a mighty defensive tower of the 13th century, which offers a stunning panorama.

The culmination of the trip will be a visit to Belovezhskaya Pushcha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This relict forest will amaze with its scale and pristine beauty. You can also visit the Nature Museum and the magical Residence of Santa Claus.