Minsk
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Named after the infamous WWII Soviet tank of which an example can be found outside, Bar T-34 functions like so many other places in Minsk as both a place to eat and to drink. Read_on (2 Comments)

Translating as Yeast, Drozhzhi offers familiar Irish pub surroundings to a mix of local and expat drinkers alike. There’s Read_on (No Comments)

Hammers and nails (the name of the place translates as The Nail) all over the walls and one of the best selections of bottled Read_on (No Comments)

Mannequins as coat hangers, dangerously exposed lighting and a large evacuation plan on the wall make this place a little bit odd but worthy of further attention. Read_on (No Comments)

Board games, bottled beer and toasted sandwiches are the first impressions one gets when entering this slightly alternative bar inside the city’s small Contemporary Arts Centre. Read_on (No Comments)

A classic Eastern European establishment that defies accurate and succinct description, Pinta VIP celebrates Soviet art and design Read_on (No Comments)

A long-time favourite, the Old Mill is probably smaller than a real windmill, so exhale before you try to squeeze in here. Read_on (No Comments)

A dark and dingy bar located at the bottom of flight of stairs, Verona Pub would probably be overlooked where it not for the fact that they’ve got bowling lanes. Read_on (No Comments)