<p>Pinsk is a city with a rich historical heritage, where architectural styles and cultural traditions are intertwined. The route passes through unique temples, monasteries and theaters, revealing the grandeur of the city. You will see the Jesuit Collegium, the Butrimovich Palace, the famous museum of the Belarusian Polesie and other iconic places.</p>

Here you can see the transformations of architecture from different centuries, take pictures of expressive domes and look into the bookstore at the temple.

The Church of the Resurrection of the Living.

Pinsk. The Church of the Resurrection of the Living.

The Jesuit Collegium is not just an architectural monument, but a place where history, science and art are intertwined. Here you can take atmospheric photos, feel the grandeur of the ancient building and take a look at the Museum of the Belarusian Polesie.

Pinsk. The Jesuit College.

Pinsk. Jesuit College.

The Museum of the Belarusian Polesie is a key center for studying the history and culture of the region. Here you can see rare archaeological finds, get acquainted with the crafts of Polesie and view the works of famous Belarusian and Russian artists.

One of the oldest museums in the Republic of Belarus. Here you can see household items, clothes, tools and other artifacts reflecting the culture of Polesie.

Pinsk. The Museum of the Belarusian Polesie.

The building of the former hotel "English" is an architectural monument in the Art Nouveau style, where famous travelers once stayed. Here you can take a photo of the expressive facade, feel the atmosphere of the past and learn the history of the Louise Boyd research expedition.

Pinsk. The building of the hotel "English".

The monument to Pinchuk is a modern symbol of Pinsk, reminiscent of the character and traditions of the local residents. Here you can take a photo with the figure of a local noble, make a wish and feel the spirit of the city.

Pinsk. Monument to Pinchuk.

The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is an outstanding Baroque monument, where you can see carved altars, frescoes and hear the sound of a unique ancient organ. Here you should take pictures of the interior, feel the atmosphere of the shrine and find out how it has been preserved for centuries.

One of the largest Baroque architectural ensembles in Belarus.

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Franciscan monastery

Pinsk. Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, Franciscan monastery.

Here you can take photos next to the sculptures of the characters of the Pinsk Gentry, feel the atmosphere of the historical theater and learn about its long journey to a modern look.

Pinsk. Polessky Drama Theatre.

The monument to Vera Khoruzhaya in Pinsk is a place of memory of a heroic woman who devoted her life to the struggle for freedom. It's worth taking a photo here, experiencing the historical significance and learning more about her feat.

Pinsk. Monument to V. Khoruzhaya.

The gymnasium building in Pinsk is a place associated with prominent figures of the past. Here you can see the preserved architectural elements, feel the atmosphere of the scientific world of the 19th century and learn more about the fate of famous graduates.

Pinsk. Gymnasium building.

The Orda House is a landmark historical building in Pinsk, associated with the name of Napoleon Orda and the events of the Civil War. Here you can take photos of the expressive facade, experience the history of the city and learn how the building has changed its purpose over the centuries.

Pinsk. Orda house.

Here you can take pictures of the elegant facade, learn about the history of the city and visit the museum dedicated to Pinsky Mur.

Pinsk. Spirituality, history, architecture.

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