Kobrin is often called "little Paris" – there is even a scaled-down replica of the Eiffel Tower in the city.The city will surprise you with its rich history and architecture, atmospheric streets and one of the best parks in Belarus!Many famous personalities of their time visited Kobrin:the 'Kobrin Key' estate itself was granted by Catherine II to Suvorov, who lived here for several years;The famous artist and composer Napoleon Orda was imprisoned here.;Taras Shevchenko lived nearby in the village of Kustovichi for some time on the way to Vilna;Tvardovsky served and wrote his works here during the war.One day may not be enough to explore the city, so I recommend staying overnight and taking a leisurely stroll along the pedestrian street with cafes and pizzerias leading to the ancient park, and then visiting the water park nearby.Quality rest and unforgettable impressions are guaranteed!

A beautiful old church, almost the same age as Kobrin, with a rich history.
Suvorov often visited her during his stay in the city.

A beautiful ancient church with a rich history.

Kobrin. Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul.

Adam Mickiewicz's younger brother, who emphasized the importance of science in society and was also a biographer of the famous poet, is buried here.

The tombstone of the Mickeviches is a landmark of Kobrin.

Kobrin. The tombstone of the Mickiewicz family.

It is a very beautiful and majestic temple with a large well-maintained territory and friendly priests and parishioners who are ready to share the rich history of the shrine.

The only functioning church in the city. A monument of classical architecture.

Kobrin. Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

One of the 7 surviving synagogues in the city, the second largest after Minsk, remains abandoned, gradually collapsing...

Ruins of the synagogue in Kobrin.

Kobrin. Synagogue.

Earlier there was a Kobrin castle and a market square.
The registry office is now located in the building of the former bank.
Who knows, maybe under the impression of Kobrin you will have a desire to register a marriage? )

Castle Square in Kobrin is one of the most ancient squares in the city.

Kobrin. Castle Square. 19th century bank building.

A very beautiful and well-maintained cathedral with a rich history.
Next to the fence is another symbol of Kobrin: a monument commemorating the "first victory of the Russian troops in 1812."

The main Orthodox shrine of the Kobrin land.

Kobrin. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.

One of the oldest monasteries in Belarus, the first mention of which dates back to 1465.
During its rich history, it has experienced both oblivion and prosperity.
Today it is an active convent, where it is always nice to visit locals and visitors of the city.

Spassky Convent.

Kobrin. Spassky Convent.

The museum is directly connected with the personality of A.V.Suvorov, who once owned the 'Kobrin Key' estate, where the famous generalissimo lived for several years.
In fact, these are 2 museums with separate exhibitions and entrances dedicated to different eras.
There are unique collections of exhibits from the primitive system to the present day.
It will be very informative and exciting for both adults and children!

Museum of military history.

Kobrin. Military History Museum named after A. V. Suvorov.

On the pedestrian street leading to Suvorov Park, there is a monument to the Kobrin princes, who left a noticeable mark in the history of the city.

Monument to Prince Vladimir Vasilkovich and Princess Olga Romanovna in Kobrin.

Kobrin. Monument to Prince Vladimir and Princess Olga.

A favorite vacation spot for Kobrin residents and guests of the city!
Centuries-old trees, a large pond with swans and catamarans, attractions from our childhood, delicious Kobrin ice cream, and at the end of a visit to the water park located at the entrance to the park.
What could be better for outdoor activities?

One of the most beautiful and ancient parks in Belarus. A natural monument of national importance.

Kobrin. Suvorov Park.

Another ancient church that has survived to this day on the banks of the Mukhavets River.
Not far from it is the largest Baptist church, also interesting for its architecture.

St. Nicholas Church in Kobrin is an example of Belarusian wooden architecture with the influence of late classicism.

Kobrin. St. Nicholas Church.

The temple is located in an ancient cemetery, which in itself is interesting for many unique tombstones, sculptures and even crypts.

Kobrin is a small Paris.

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