Literary museums of Belarus: the memory of the great classics.

Literary museums of Belarus: the memory of the great classics.

Belarus is a country with a rich literary heritage, where the memory of outstanding writers and poets is carefully preserved.

There are unique museums and memorial estates scattered throughout the country, each of which immerses in a creative atmosphere and reveals the pages of the life of national classics.

Discover the places where geniuses created:

Yanka Kupala Museum in Yakhimovshchina, where the first lines of the legendary "Zhaleika" were written;

the estate of Frantishek Bogushevich in Kushlyany, steeped in the spirit of history;

Maxim Bogdanovich's House Museum in Grodno, which preserves lifetime editions.

In Vyazynka you will visit Kupala's ancestral home, and in Zhdanovichi you will visit Vasil Bykov's cottage, where time seems to have stopped.

The literary museums of Bogdanovich, Kolas, Brovka and Kupala are waiting for you in Minsk, each with its own unique exposition.

Go to Vitebsk region to visit the Vladimir Korotkevich Museum in Orsha or Kupala cottage in Levki.

Eliza Ozheshko's house museum and Adam Mickiewicz's estate in Novogrudok are waiting in the Grodno region.

In Polesie you will get acquainted with the museums of Yakub Kolas in Pinkovichi, Alexander Blok in Lopatino and Evgeniya Yanishchits in Porechye.

Each of these places is not just a collection of exhibits, but a living witness of the era, allowing you to touch the origins of Belarusian culture, understand the creative path of writers and feel the spirit of the times in which they created their immortal works.

This journey will be a real immersion into the world of words, history and national identity.