Senno district and Smolyany: Senno-Plamya-Smolyany.

Our tour opens with the 'Kaplichka' spring, a unique natural monument with the purest healing water containing hydrogen sulfide, which gives it special healing properties.

Then we visit the building of the former zemstvo council, which attracts attention with its elegant facade, made in the classical style. The right wing of the ground floor is occupied by the Museum of Local Lore, which presents exhibitions revealing the rich past of the region and its cultural heritage.

Then we visit the palace and the estate of the Svyatsky family, which were built in the classical style from Svyatsky branded bricks in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. There is a memorial plaque on the ruins of the once magnificent palace stating that Yanka Kupala worked here.

Smolyany has preserved the ruins of a majestic castle built by the Sangushko magnates in the 17th century in the Renaissance style. The castle is now in ruins, but its remains are impressive in their grandeur and beauty.

The following locations will be ancient religious buildings.:

• The Church of St. Alexei, built in 1864 and is a monument of architecture of the retrospective Russian style;
• The Church of the Savior, which was built in the 18th century in the Baroque style in the traditions of Belarusian wooden architecture, houses several ancient icons from the 18th and 19th centuries, and on the dome in the interior there are frescoes from the 18th century depicting the 12 apostles.;
• the Church of the Virgin Mary and the monastery, built in the middle of the 18th century in the late Vilno Baroque style.

A place worth visiting in Smolyany is the grave of the Belarusian-Polish romantic poet and public figure Tomash Zahn (1796-1855) at the old Catholic cemetery. There is a drawing "Tomash Zahn's Grave" made in Smolyany in 1877 by famous artist, writer and musician Napoleon Orda, .

Adam Mickiewicz showed the image of Tomash Zahn in his work "Dziady".

All this and much more awaits you to meet curious tourists!