woven from the water of ancient buildings and the fogs of the latter gave the famous russian poet alexander blok with the mythical kitezhgrad fortunately the water elements were more favorable to this glorious city otherwise our trip would be a cart sounds good in search of belarusian atlantis travel is new impressions, pleasant acquaintances and experience say people who have traveled a lot and seen a lot can be learned from thousands. and not only according to a properly assembled suitcase. loose-fitting clothing and comfortable shoes. come here. look enterprising residents of pinsk advertising even on the pavement. we go further and see black and white portals to the history of the ancient city. the author of the street art evgeny syusyura on the pillars of the old bridge across the back of the wheeled steamers floating on the river beyond the river sawmill plot by polishchuks, reminiscent of the existence of the pinsk bazaar on boats and the costume of st. stanislav of the seventeenth century, blown up by the soviet authorities in 1953, and there was a shrine on the main square of the city .

vision of ancient buildings woven from water and the mists gave rise to the famous russian poet alexander blokare pinsk with the mythical kitezhgrad , fortunately, the water element was more favorable to this glorious city, otherwise our trip would have been underwater, but it sounds good in search of belarusian atlantis each trip is a new experience, pleasant acquaintances and experience say people who have traveled a lot and seen a lot can be learned from thousands. and not only according to a properly assembled suitcase , loose-fitting clothes and comfortable shoes. come here. look enterprising residents of pinsk advertising even on the pavement. we go further and see black and white portals to the history of the ancient city. street art author yevgeny syusyurov on the pillars of the old bridge across the back of the paddle steamers floating on the river beyond the river sawmill a plot with polishchuks, reminiscent of the existence of a finnish bazaar on boats and a 17th-century costume of st. stanislav, blown up by the soviet authorities in 1953, and there was a shrine on the main square o