Ideas for summer travel in Belarus.

Summer is the perfect time to rediscover Belarus, a country with a rich natural heritage and a deep history.

Our list is a ready—made plan for unforgettable trips, where everyone will find something of their own.

For connoisseurs of untouched nature, a visit to the northern pearls will be a real pilgrimage.

The Blue Lakes ecological trail will take you through a hilly area resembling the Alps, and the clear water of the lakes will remain in your memory for a long time.

No less impressive are the Olmansky Marshes, the largest swamp area in Europe, and the Kozyansky Nature Reserve, where the atmosphere of pristine wildlife reigns.

Lovers of water recreation and beach mood should go to the artificial seas: Minsk or Vileika reservoir.

And for those who are looking for a summer vibe, the crystal clear Lake Svityaz, covered with poetic legends, or Lake Katashi with its snow-white beaches are ideal.

Historians and romantics will enjoy the Augustovsky Canal, a grandiose 19th—century hydraulic structure where you can take a boat trip, and the narrow-gauge railway near Grodno.

The Mayak (Lighthouse) Mountain with its snow-white rotunda will give you a feeling of touching eternity.

Seekers of unusual photo locations should definitely visit the picturesque chalk quarries and the mysterious Doo Island.

All conditions have been created for family holidays in Korobchitsy, where you can plunge into the life of a Belarusian estate, ride a stagecoach and taste national dishes.

A walk through the Apothecary's Garden or through the S.A. Gomza arboretum, where a huge collection of plants from all over the world is collected, would be an excellent option.

A walk along the steep cliffs above the Dnieper River along the Pridneprovskaya ecotrope with an overnight stay on a real landing stage will be unforgettable.

And in the village of Kolodishchi, Julia Tadeusz's magical Rose Garden awaits you — a real paradise for connoisseurs of beauty and aromas.