Streets of old Slonim: city sightseeing tour.

Slonim is one of the most ancient and interesting cities in Belarus, which attracts with its rich history and sights. Founded more than a thousand years ago, this city has witnessed many historical events and retains the spirit of the past centuries. Quite a lot of ancient religious buildings have been preserved in it.

Let's start our journey from Albertin, a former suburb, where we will see the preserved Puslovsky Estate, a monument of manor and park architecture built in the first half of the 19th century.

Walking along Slonim, we will enjoy the architecture of houses of past centuries and narrow winding streets that have retained their original appearance, unlike the classic Soviet avenues. We will see a single architectural ensemble in the Art Nouveau style, built in the 1920s, consisting of a water tower and a railway station building.

In the city center, we will explore many historical temples, each of which is unique.

St. Andrew's Church is a striking example of Baroque architecture that combines beauty and defensive functions.

The Transfiguration Cathedral, based on the architectural traditions of the Church of the Lateran Canons, which stood on this site before its destruction.

The Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the 17th century is interesting because it has 5 altars.

No less notable is Holy Trinity Cathedral, which is being contested over the modified onion dome.

We will also see an ancient synagogue, the only one in the country with preserved interior decoration. Unfortunately, it's impossible to get inside now.

We will also explore such sights of the city as the mosque, the town hall, the chapel of St. Dominic.

Slonim is not only historical monuments, but also an atmosphere filled with the spirit of the times. The city offers unique opportunities for travelers who want to learn more about its rich heritage and culture.