Day 1

Arrival in Minsk

  • Your adventure begins in Minsk, the dynamic capital of Belarus. As you step into the city, you're greeted by the grandeur of Independence Square, one of the largest public squares in Europe. The square is a testament to Belarus's post-war reconstruction, symbolizing resilience and hope. Nearby, the Church of Saints Simon and Helena, often referred to as the Red Church, stands as an architectural jewel with its striking red bricks and intricate design. As the sun sets, the National Opera and Ballet Theatre offers a cultural treat, showcasing world-class performances in a magnificent setting.
  • Meal: Breakfast – Lunch - Dinner.

Day 2

Minsk City Tour

  • Minsk reveals its historical depth on the second day of the tour. The Great Patriotic War Museum provides a poignant narrative of Belarus's role in World War II, with exhibits that stir emotions and provoke thought. Victory Park, a vast green space, offers a serene environment to reflect on the country's turbulent past and resilient spirit. The Belarusian State Circus, a beloved local institution, adds a touch of joy and entertainment, with talented performers captivating audiences of all ages. The day culminates with a traditional Belarusian dinner, where you savor dishes like draniki (potato pancakes) and machanka (pork stew), experiencing the flavors of the region.
  • Meal: Breakfast – Lunch - Dinner.

Day 3

Minsk to Brest

  • The journey to Brest, near the Polish border, takes you to one of Belarus's most significant historical sites—the Brest Hero-Fortress. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a symbol of Soviet resistance during World War II, where a small group of defenders held out against overwhelming forces. Walking through the fortress, you feel the weight of history and the bravery of those who fought. Brest's old town, with its charming streets and vibrant markets, offers a glimpse into the city's past and present, blending history with modernity.
  • Meal: Breakfast – Lunch - Dinner.

Day 4

Brest to Grodno

  • Grodno, with its stunning architecture, welcomes you on the fourth day. The Kalozha Church, perched on the banks of the Neman River, is a unique example of Black Ruthenian architecture, with its ancient stones and wooden elements telling stories of the past. The Old Castle and New Castle, standing proudly, offer a window into medieval Belarus, with their imposing structures and fascinating histories. Grodno's streets are a living museum, where every corner reveals a piece of the city's rich heritage.
  • Meal: Breakfast – Lunch - Dinner

Day 5

Grodno to Vitebsk

  • Vitebsk, the cultural heart of Belarus, is your next destination. As the birthplace of Marc Chagall, the city is steeped in artistic heritage. The Marc Chagall Museum, housed in the artist's former home, provides an intimate look at his life and work, with exhibits that inspire and captivate. The Vitebsk Regional Museum and Annunciation Church add to the city's cultural tapestry, showcasing its diverse history and artistic achievements. Vitebsk is a city where creativity flourishes, making it a haven for art lovers.
  • Meal: Breakfast – Lunch - Dinner.

Day 6

Vitebsk to Gomel

  • Gomel, located in southeastern Belarus, offers a tranquil escape with its serene landscapes and historical landmarks. The Gomel Palace and Park Ensemble, a masterpiece of classical architecture, is set in lush surroundings that invite relaxation and reflection. St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral, with its stunning frescoes and intricate design, is a spiritual haven, while the Regional Museum of Military Glory provides insights into the area's military history. Gomel's blend of natural beauty and historical depth makes it a perfect end to your journey.
  • Meal: Breakfast – Lunch - Dinner.

Day 7

Departure from Minsk

  • Returning to Minsk for your departure, you have time to reflect on the unforgettable experiences of the past week. Shopping for souvenirs in the city's markets, you find unique local crafts that serve as reminders of your journey. Relaxing in one of Minsk's parks, you soak in the last moments of Belarusian hospitality and culture, cherishing the memories of an extraordinary adventure.