In our tour, we will walk along the longest suspension bridge in Belarus, which gave the name to the city and the whole district; we will visit unique ancient religious buildings of various religions and architectural styles; we will see an authentic railway station; we will get acquainted with the historical and cultural values of the region in the local museum; we will also visit 5 estates of famous families who have ruled here for many years. years old. PS: the places here are rich in attractions, and it is not possible to include them in the program of one day, so they are divided into several excursions that are available on this website.

The museum currently has ten collections: numismatics, weapons, household items, documents and photographs, weaving, sculpture and painting, an archaeological collection, icons, stuffed animals and birds.

Mosty. Mostovsky State Museum"Forest and man".

Mosty. Mostovsky State Museum "Forest and man."

The pedestrian bridge over the Neman River is the hallmark of the city. 
The image of the bridge is even on the coat of arms and flag of the city.
The bridge offers unique landscapes and you can go from the city to the park area.

Mosty. Suspension bridge.

The station building is stone, built in the Art Nouveau style in 1904.
There is an early 20th-century repair depot next to the station.

Mosty. Railway station.

The noble Palace was built during the time of the Polish state in the 1920s in the Zakopane style. 
The main facade is made in the neo-Baroque style with a figured pediment. 
Next to the house there is an outbuilding and a garden with a park.
There is now an agricultural estate in the building.

Malye Stepanishki. The manor.

The church was built in the traditions of folk wooden architecture in 1910.

Mosty. St. Elijah's Church.

The Oznobishins' estate was built at the end of the 19th century on a high terrace of the Neman River.
There is a stone chapel in the local cemetery, which was used as the tomb of the Oznobishin family.

Mosty Pravye. The manor.

Mosty Pravye. Chapel at the cemetery of the Oznobishin family.

Mosty Pravye. Cemetery chapel of the Oznobishin family.

The stone Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas was built in the retrospective Russian style in 1868-1870 on the site of an old wooden church.
The precious icon from this temple is now in Minsk in the Museum of Ancient Belarusian Culture.

Peski. Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.

In 1914, instead of a wooden church, a stone church made of rubble stone in the Gothic Revival style was created.
The interior features 3 Neo-Gothic altars, as well as organ choirs.

Peski. Church of the Mother of God Ruzhentsova.

In 1867, this wooden church was built in the local cemetery in the traditions of folk wooden architecture. 

Patsevichi. Church of the Nativity of the Mother of God.

The temple was built during the Russian Empire in 1801 from brick and rubble stone in the classical style. 

Samuilovichi Dolnye. Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.

Samuilovichi Dolnye. Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker

The Church of the Virgin Mary in Bolshaya Rogoznitsa was built in 1926 in the Romanesque style with elements of constructivism.
The uniqueness of this religious building lies in its strict aesthetic design, which is rare in Eastern Europe and more in line with the Lutheran churches of the Baltic and Scandinavia.
A very beautiful and unusual church, the most beautiful place! 
Come and see it – you won't regret it.

The Church of the Virgin Mary in Bolshaya Rogoznitsa, built of rubble stone, is an example of constructivism.

Bolshaya Rogoznitsa. The Church of the Virgin Mary.

The architectural style of the estate combines elements of classicism and romanticism. The building is surrounded by a picturesque park where you can find rare species of trees and shrubs. 
The estate also includes outbuildings that were used for farming.
The main attraction of the estate is the manor house, built by Sukhodolsky in 1791.

The Sukhodolsky estate in the village of Bolshaya Rogoznitsa is an interesting historical and architectural object.

Bolshaya Rogoznitsa. The Sukhodolsky estate.

A church with burials, several outbuildings, a watermill, a stone gate and a park have been preserved to our time. 
Previously, there was a Bisping estate here, a famous family of its time.

Strubnitsa. The Bisping Estate.

The stone Orthodox Church of the Intercession was built in 1822 in the classical style with Baroque elements of rubble stone.
A two-tiered bell tower in the classical style has been built in front of the church.

Mosty region (1 route): Mosty-Malye Stepanishki-Mosty Pravye-Peski-Patsevichi-Samuilovichi Dolnye-Bolshaya Rogoznitsa-Strubnitsa-Belavichi.

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