Grodno region is famous for its rich historical and cultural heritage.The Slonim region is full of interesting places and it's impossible to explore everything in one weekend. Therefore, we have divided them into separate sightseeing routes, which can be found on this website. This trip will allow you to touch the past, admire the splendor of architectural ensembles, see the unique temples and unique shrines of the region, which occupy a special place on the route. Every place is filled with historical events … Each point of the route leaves a unique impression. Join the journey along this interesting route! And don't forget to bring your camera with you to capture the beauty of the sights of this amazing region.

Orthodox wooden church of the 19th century, in the style of Belarusian folk wooden architecture.
The temple has an ancient bell from 1702.

Surinka. St. Elijah's Church.

There is a trace stone near the chapel. There are only a few such stones in Belarus. According to legend, the Virgin herself left a mark on the stone, and therefore this stone is unusual. It is said to have healing powers.

Gumeniki. The roadside Chapel.

The temple was built in 1820 with the money of the landowner Wojciech Puslovsky, in the tradition of wooden folk architecture with elements of classicism.

Starodevyatkovichi. Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Church.

The wooden Orthodox Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built in 1867 during the Russian Empire, looks like a real pearl among nature. The interior features a wooden two-tiered iconostasis and ancient icons: "Intercession", "St. George the Victorious", "Mother of God", "Mother of Disease". 

Mizhevichi. Church of the Nativity of the Virgin.

The Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the village of Mizhevichi.

Mizhevichi. Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary church.

The temple was built in the 18th century by the Slizen family as a family tomb. 
The crypt with the tombs of the Slizen family is walled up. 
There is a stone gate in front of the church, an 18th-century bell tower. 

Novodevyatkovichi. The catholic church of Peter and Paul.

To this day, several farm buildings from the estate, a one-story part of the former palace, and a park with a pond have been preserved.

Novodevyatkovichi. Slizen Manor.

Two stone tomb chapels that belonged to the owners of two nearby manors.
The chapels are in disrepair.

Novodevyatkovichi. Chapels in the cemetery.

Novodevyatkovichi. Chapels at the cemetery.

The stone Orthodox Church of the Nativity of the Virgin and the wooden chapel, built in the 19th century at the local cemetery.

Yarutichi. Church of the Nativity of the Mother of God.

The temple was built in a local cemetery during the time of the Russian Empire. The 19th-century chapel is in operation.

Masilovichi. Chapel at the cemetery.

An architectural monument of the retrospective Russian style, built during the Russian Empire in 1886 on the site of an old wooden church.

Slonim Region (route 3): Surinka-Gumeniki-Starodevyatkovichi-Mizhevichi-Novodevyatkovichi-Yarutichi-Masilovichi-Mizgiri.

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