Minsk. The Pobeda Museum and Park Complex.

The central entrance to the museum and park complex is opened by the Triumphal Arch in honor of the victorious soldiers. 

The complex includes monuments and memorial plaques, alleys, lakes and green spaces, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and respect for historical events. In the center of the complex is the Victory monument, which symbolizes the greatness of the human spirit and the courage of soldiers. Memorial plaques and information stands are located along the alleys, telling about the most important events of the war and the significance of the heroism of the Belarusian people.

  The decoration of the memorial part of the park are fountains named "Victory" and "Eternity". The largest fountain in the Parus Park has 38 jets, some of which reach 30 meters. It has a backlight and is very spectacular in the evening.

An unusual sculpture called "The Road to the Future" can be seen near the shore of Komsomolsk Lake. It is presented in the form of a broken staircase leading to the sky. It symbolizes a calm pre-war life, a terrible war period with a broken road of life and a post-war life that gives a smooth path to a peaceful future.  

The Pobeda Museum and Park Complex performs an important educational function. Excursions, lectures and thematic events aimed at popularizing the history of the war, patriotic education of young people and the preservation of historical memory take place on its territory. Many schools and educational institutions organize excursions for their students.

The complex participates in the organization of various cultural events, such as concerts, theatrical performances and exhibitions dedicated to military themes and memories of that time. These events attract many visitors and contribute to the formation of a respectful attitude towards history.

The Pobeda Museum and Park Complex is not only a monument, but also a space for reflection, learning and cultural exchange. He recalls the significance of the events of the Second World War and the need to remember those who gave their lives for a peaceful future. Visiting the complex leaves the deepest impressions.