Location on the map: Pinsk–the capital of Belarusian Polesie

Fast forward to the capital of Polesie – the city of Pinsk.Let's see what is remarkable about this city for tourists.

Parisian courtyards and Belarusian Arbat. The curious tourist here has something to be inspired by. After all, this land is full of architectural monuments that reflect a rich history. By the way, the city will soon celebrate its millennium!

Old Pinsk is a real encyclopedia of architecture. It is decorated with temples, palaces and other buildings of almost all architectural styles of Belarus.You can enjoy one of the most beautiful panoramas of the city from the pleasure boat "Polesie", plying along the Pina River.

When you arrive here, you should definitely visit the Jesuit collegium. It was one of the oldest and most prestigious educational institutions in Belarus. Moreover – a real decoration of the city. Now the museum of Belarusian Polesie works on its base. This is nothing more than Pinsk's trademark!

Art lovers will definitely enjoy the sound of the organ in the Church of the Ascension of the Virgin Mary. It is also a Franciscan church. This church has the status of one of the three small basilicas located on the territory of Belarus. It is considered a Baroque gem. Magnificent facade. Interior with wall paintings and carved altars. And, of course, an organ that is more than 100 years old! It is used during worship services and concerts that take place here.

Pinsk has been the economic and cultural center of Polesie for many centuries. Numerous palaces, churches, and churches bear witness to this. However, ordinary buildings of two-and three-story houses will not leave anyone indifferent. They perfectly convey the atmosphere of a busy county town.

Since the city lies on the bank of the Pina, a tributary of the Pripyat, it is used as a starting point for traveling along this river. For its beauty and pristine nature, it was also called the Belarusian Amazon.

The city's favorite attraction is the shady Pina embankment. Walking along it, you can not only think about life and take a deep breath, but also walk to the building of the river station. By the way, it was built of wood in the first half of the twentieth century.