Glubokoe. Historical and Ethnographic Museum.

The museum's exposition, located in seven halls, reveals the rich history of the Glubokoe region. Special attention is paid to recreating the atmosphere of the past: interior expositions such as a Jewish shop, a traditional village house, a blacksmith shop and a room of a wealthy citizen allow visitors to experience the spirit of the times.

In the museum, you can learn about the significance of Glubokoe in the historical context of the country. Visitors have the opportunity to travel back to Glubokoe 19th century, stroll through the shopping area, evaluate goods at the fair, visit the Carmelite monastery and learn the tragic history of Berezvechye.

The museum will also tell you about the religious beliefs of the ancestors: you will see objects of worship of various faiths and hear about the tragic fate of the Jewish community. You will be surprised how many outstanding people were born in Glubokoe land.

The museum has a collection of more than 12 thousand exhibits of the main fund. The pearl of the collection is a collection of paintings by the outstanding Belarusian artist Yazep Drozdovich.

Every year, the museum welcomes over 30,000 visitors, offering them not only an introduction to the main exhibition, but also thematic exhibitions, lectures, workshops and other cultural events. The museum staff has also developed a number of educational tours of the historical sites of Glubokoe and its surroundings.

The museum's branch is a cultural and arboretum complex located in the picturesque village of Mosar, near Glubokoe. Here, visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature and learn more about dendrology and landscape design.

Glubokoe Historical and Ethnographic Museum is a place where history comes to life, where you can touch the past and feel the connection of times.