Ideas for winter travel in Belarus.

Winter in Belarus is not a time for hibernation, but an ideal moment to discover the country from a new, unexpected side.

Our winter trip is a mix of ancient legends, modern entertainment and ancient traditions that warm the soul even in the bitterest frost.

Let's start with the place of power and the symbol of Belarus — the majestic Belovezhskaya Pushcha. In winter, this ancient forest, covered with a blanket of snow, becomes a real fairy tale. There is an incredible silence here, broken only by the crunching of snow underfoot and the tapping of a woodpecker. And the main owners, the bison, look especially powerful and majestic against a white background. Meeting Santa Claus and other fairy-tale characters will be an unforgettable adventure for the whole family.

But Belarus in winter is not only about nature. These are also unique museums where you can keep warm and enrich yourself with knowledge.

Immerse yourself in history in Grodno, where the Kunstkamera will reveal the secrets of medicine, and the Janusz Parulis Museum will take you back to the past.

In Minsk, you will have a real journey around the world: from architectural miniatures of the whole country in the Mini Country Museum to the depths of the ocean in the center of the same name. Fans will appreciate the Groshi Museum of money, and fans of the designer will appreciate the vast world of Lego in Las Legas.

Real winter fun awaits at the Mozyr ski resort. Skiing, snowboarding or just "cheesecakes" will lift your mood and charge you with adrenaline.

The greenhouse restaurant in the Abuzerye estate will offer refined dishes among the greenery, and the Nanosy-Rest ethnocomplex on the shore of Lake Naroch will offer native cuisine and comfort in the style of a traditional village.

The trip should be completed in the museums of folk crafts.

In "Dudutki" you will be given hot moonshine and fed fresh bread from the oven, and in "Dukorsky Maentak" you will be offered to visit an upside-down house.