we choose the best routes only for our viewers. at that very second, the merchant decided to praise the gods. on the nearest island, he first erected a temple, then built huts. and founded the city of beressier and

set off on an exciting journey, he , like a wizard, controls the light, extinguishes and lights the lanterns, thereby marking the beginning and end of the day. permanent, like the sun and the moon, you are entitled to a vacation, or you have a double to show how unusual and wonderful our country is. please note, the top of the gate decorated with a sculpture of a stranger, who she is is still unknown. locally she is called the patroness of small towns. behind the walls of which these ruins remain , issues of national importance were resolved. well, yes, ruzhany castle was in no way inferior to the palaces of the kings of the grand duchy of lithuania. in ruzhany you can literally see the holy trinity church from everywhere. the uniqueness of the temple is that it has never been closed. even in soviet times, like other churches in belarus, it was not turned into a storage facility, a cultural center, or a theater. watch the program "cities of belarus". on

on the tv channel belarus 24 we are working on expeditions in the corners of our country, do not destroy the love of unity with our fellow countrymen, there is no harm in this, we are living, we are living in hell between the borders and borders of the country, we are unleashing the collapse of the past first of all, let's follow the history and meat abrads: mommy, for that little distance! here's a quick excursion from the village of adaminak, in the lezny district. there were 57 farm laborers working in the pames of luscina. we sell milk, oils, honey, war, horses, and a garden for rent. khristos vaskros, saprauda ўvaskros. let's go, brothers, walking, sleeping. pan god. lord god, show me the way to good luck. sonenka is tired, it’s on you...

it’s clear, thank god, the snow will melt from the damp earth, the hell will fall, the sun will fall, the sun will jump, the ice will disappear, the snow will fall, the sun will fall we jump to the left. the whole world

is showing up, the geese are crowing, the plaster is spreading on the oak tree, the cranes are dancing. and winter disappeared like smoke, the meadow grew greener, like hell , our native land was dying.

victory park stela minsk city. hero, museum of the history of the great patriotic war. every of these objects was created in different periods, during the time of the bssr, an independent, sovereign state, but each of them became a symbol of heroism and courage, the unbending will of the belarusian people during the war. winter, school holidays, traditionally, this is the time. excursions, today there are also a lot of them, excited young people, teachers rushing to get into the unique building of the museum of the history of the great patriotic war to visit the table minsk - the hero city and just residents and guests of the capital, a forty-five-meter biton obelisk,

which is crowned with a golden star and a laurel branch, here below is a memorial plaque with the text of the decree of the seventy-four year on appropriation... in june 1974, at the foot of the hill in the park on komsomolskoe lake, builders and architects appeared, clearly discussing the construction of some important object.

june 26, 1974. a decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr conferring the title of hero city on minsk was published in all newspapers of the republic, and at the same time it was decided to erect an obelisk, minsk, a hero city, in the belarusian capital. we decided on the place immediately on the hill, which was located at the intersection of modern avenues, masherov won, and work began to boil. the task was not easy, although the terrain was hilly, a lot of work had to be done in order to fit the landscape into the architectural design of obeliisk, it was found. the monument was solemnly opened in minsk on may 8, 1985

, on the fortieth anniversary of the victory over nazi germany. in 2014, stella, minsk, the hero city, became part of the architectural ensemble, the building of the museum of the history of the great patriotic war. this the solution was proposed by the belarusian architect viktor kromarenko, who is also one of the authors of the obelisk. the diverging rays symbolize

the festive fireworks in honor of the great victory. fountain cascade according to plan. its mirrored walls reflect the peaceful sky, everything that surrounds us in everyday life, victory park, strolling residents and guests of the capital, and one of the main entrances to the museum building is located here. the issue of constructing a new building for the museum of the history of the great patriotic war has been raised for many years. built on october square back in the sixties, it no longer accommodated a large

number of exhibits; they began to collect them when the war was still going on. in 1943 , the first exhibition was already exhibited in moscow, belarus lives, belarus fights, and over the years the collections were constantly replenished. to the end, the architectural solution is made in such a way that we are constantly moving upward towards

victory, ending up in the victory hall. it was a large-scale project, and many wondered whether the young sovereign state would be able to implement it, but the large-scale project was brought to life. today the building the museum is the largest in europe. unique not only in their architectural design, but also in their content. everything here reminds of the great feat of the belarusian people and the altar of victory, the names of the heroes. this is also reminiscent of the parades that take place at the minsk stele, the city of hero, in honor of the liberation of the capital of the republic from the nazi invaders. a peaceful city,

a peaceful sky above your head, victory park, it also experienced a rebirth after a large-scale reconstruction, in 2013 it was named the victory museum and park complex, and now forms a single ensemble with the museum of the history of the great patriotic war and stella minsk, hero city. good afternoon, what about the pies? so, not alone, please, uncle, uncle, buy a newspaper, a newspaper. number, keep it, thank you, since

the foundation here and the reservoir, this place has become a favorite place for menchan residents to relax. in the forties , the lake was built by the whole world and a large number of young people, hence the name komsomolsk. komsomolskoye lake, its opening was scheduled for june 22, 1941 at 12 noon .

over the years, alleys, embankments, resting places, bridges from the islands located in svisloch.

this is exactly the number of divisions that participated in the liberation of minsk. over the years of independence , changes have affected literally all districts of the belarusian capital, including winners avenue. once upon a time, the tatar settlement, tatar vegetable gardens, was the name of the area of ​​compact residence of tatars here, known since the 15th-16th centuries. in the same place, in the post-war period , a modern avenue began to take shape. you can trace its history from the objects located here.

in the seventies and eighties , the building of the then fashionable moscow large-format cinema, hotels, planet, jubilee appeared on the avenue, they were built for the 80 olympics, the original nineteen-story building of the belarus hotel, located opposite. his image is still on many postcards with views of minsk today. people have already become accustomed to identifying the appearance of the belarusian capital with it. they arranged their life in the village in such a way that

any city dweller could envy. please don't be offended. i mean it in a good way this word, but you promised that i would come to your house, and not to a museum, no matter where you look, your gaze falls everywhere, everywhere there are some hand-made, everyday objects, the leader from the capital will have to experience all the delights of rural life, a lot of people come, because even some say that you have a good life here, you can relax here, but the life that you are counteracting, what we said earlier, is finally that you yourself choose, which lets go, on the contrary, to the technological side project i'm from the village for i tell everyone for to live well in the village, for all this, you need to have two things: purity of thoughts, firmness of intentions, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, we will introduce you to people who have found their calling, through

the carriage window i noticed the walls of the gomel factory. car repair shop, the thought flashed inside me that i wanted to work here, i was drawn here, well, that’s how it happened, at school during labor lessons they brought us kids to the factory, they showed us, look, this is how glass is made, this is how the cars come with glass, that is, this is still with school, since then, well , i’ve been near glass all the time, we suggest spending one day with specialists to learn all about the intricacies of their work. on the basis of a covered freight car we are producing a completely new product, it will be a diesel power station car with a capacity of 400 kw, it is the only enterprise in the republic of belarus producing sheet glass, in general there are few such enterprises in the cis, we are investing in improving our technologies, well, we must ,

we simply must keep up with the times, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. it’s a sign of the times to move around in this way, and it’s especially nice to take a ride along the renovated svisloch embankment.

once upon a time this was the easternmost street of the upper city, it began to be populated back in... the middle ages, and since it was located on shaky floodplain soil, it was called zybetskaya. despite frequent flooding, this place was very profitable for living due to its proximity to the river. more recently, before 2010, the appearance of the street was unsightly. today this place is more commonly called minsk broadway. cafes, restaurants, small. hotels, shops, everything is stylish and tasteful. centuries later, historical sights are still

preserved here. carriage museum. once upon a time this was an outbuilding of the bernardine monastery, here was the horse-drawn line. over the years of independence, changes have also affected the winners' avenue. minsk, who would not rush to the mosquito at the first opportunity. experienced many events in its history, no exception was the grand opening on may 20, 1980, on the site of the collective farm market of a covered pavilion, it

was designed for 1200 retail places, the construction process was watched, without exaggeration, by the whole country, its huge ceiling, the famous dome roof, was built without internal columns, it was an innovation in architecture. by the way, there were only four such buildings in the ussr. winter is perhaps not the best time for brisk trading. but even at this time of year it is always crowded. the secret is simple. komarovka is not only the largest market in the country, but perhaps the most interesting in its architectural design. where else can you visit? on the market at a tourist site at the same time.

many still remember the dashing nineties, wooden open-air counters and windows that made up the entire area adjacent to the market, remember the small shops when trade was carried out through the window, excuse me, i won’t allow it, the president intervened in the situation after visiting the komarovsky market, big changes await , time... the confusion also affected this popular place. fortunately , changes have also occurred, and they have happened here dramatically. before entering the market appeared

one of the most interesting sculptural ensembles of the belarusian capital. urban motifs of past years are combined here, reminiscent of how minsk once lived with the modern needs of its citizens. there are legends around the two-thousand-year-old sculptures installed here ; they say that if you rub one of them in one place or another, your wish will certainly come true, let’s check how it works, a horse and a sparrow, a sparrow at the pinnacle of glory. but i will make a wish together with the cow: the wet-nurse cow began to chew her place at the fountain last with a flower wreath on his head, according to folk

tradition, so that... there would be prosperity in the house, modern, convenient for trade, seasonal market, canopies protecting both buyers and sellers, and even... i can’t even believe that once everything was here it was different. it is difficult to imagine anything more terrible than our zakharyevskaya street, which behind the golden hill is called komarovka, a sticky solid swamp, it is in no way possible to pass through it. minsk leaflet, 1907.

it's amazing what writing is like. about these places that semyon residents and guests of the capital love so much at the beginning of the last century, isn't it? well, komarovka is not only a market, it is only part of a large area in the center of minsk, and its history is fascinating; an interesting journey through these places awaits us. this area got its name from the village of komarovka, which was located near minsk. until 1812, it belonged to the radevil princes, then it passed to the no less famous vankovic family. by the end of the 19th century

it was included in the city. hell, some 100 years ago, it was a large working-class district, komarovka, with shacks, streets, now this is the center of the capital, it began to be developed in 1930. it all began with the formation of the square on the general plan, it was listed as komarovskaya , it was called that until 1956, but today it bears the name of the belarusian songwriter yakub kolos. fifties. the square

becomes part of the architectural design of stalinsky prospekt and is built up with buildings in the neoclassical style. the first to be erected here were the printing plant and the symmetrical building of the electronic computer plant named after ardzhanikidze; they were crowned with characteristic towers. this is an architectural decision formed another gate of minsk after. but with access to verykh oruzhiy street, one of the most important city thoroughfares. the building of the belarusian state philharmonic society, residential buildings, sum, which really had a slightly different appearance, made the square the way we are used to seeing it today. in the farthest part of what was once

the komarovsky district. there is an academ book store, here you can find everything that concerns our history, our culture, but there is a special section, it concerns the main museum of the country, national, art, this is what we need, this is where we will go, i think a lot of interesting things await us for sure, and don’t be afraid of pleasant surprises.