Despite its predominantly post-war character, Minsk is a fabulous city to explore. One of the world’s masterpieces of Socialist-Realist urban planning, the city also throws aficionados of antiquity a handful of titbits such as a scattering of marvellous old churches.
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Military Cemetery
Between ul. Kozlova and ul. Krasnozvezdnaya (между ул. Козлова и ул. Краснозвездная)
First Congress of the Russian Social-Democratic Workers Party Museum
Nezavisimosti pr. 31a (просп. Независимости, 31а)
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Home to the first Party Congress way back in 1923, the building was destroyed during the Great Patriotic War. Such is the importance of the building, it was …
Gorky Park
Along Nezavisimosti pr., between ul. Yanki Kupaly and ul. Frunze (Между ул. Янки Купалы и ул. Фрунзе)