uh, the current akhovskaya and uh, ivanych klaya. e. and so.s church at one time was part of the holy barbarian monastery. well, naturally. eh, that's why it is marked e on the current belfry e, st. varinska church installed a memorial plaque in honor of e, the wedding of yakub kolas by his future wife maria kamenskaya i can’t even believe that more than 200 years ago the king himself walked along these paths of the park. year. this park, together with a large castle, was founded by jan polotsk , a belarusian nobleman. and judging by the opinion of local residents. and i think they know what they are talking about, this castle was in the center of the park. that's it for this small you overestimation, then as you understand it, there is absolutely nothing left of it, but many interesting legends have been preserved. for several centuries, this place changed owners, but it was kuzhinetsky who dominated. there are more than 100 years on this land and it was they who turned this park manor complex into residences of incredible beauty. of course, w

the railway church and it was located on the railway street between the streets of the present e, akhovskayaso. well, this church at one time was part of the holy barbarian monastery. well, naturally. e, that's why it is designated e on the current belfry e of st. varinsky church by the installed memoria. a plaque in honor of e , the wedding of yakub kolas e with his future wife maria kamenskaya i can’t even believe that more than 200 years ago , the king himself walked along these paths of the park . this park, together with a large castle, was founded by jan polotsk , a belarusian nobleman. and judging by the opinion local residents. and i think they know what they are talking about, this castle was in the center of the park. right on this little hill. well, as you understand , absolutely nothing is left of him, but many interesting legends have been preserved. for several centuries, this place changed owners, but it was kuzhinetsky who dominated. it has been on this land for more than 100 years and it was they who turned this park and manor complex into a residence of incredible beauty. o