brigidki strict monastic order, and besides, it was closed, that is, its member contacts with the outsidebidden from here and such an architecture, although his residence. they arranged it in the very center, but here, apparently, it was not the choice of the nuns themselves, but the person who invited the order to grodno erected a church under him. lach in the middle of the 17th century, it was his sacrifice in memory of the wound of the deceased daughter from the great monastery complex. they survived only a bell, what was on the opposite side of the street, otherwise you can still observe this an unusual complex that occupies an entire city block even more than the church itself and the monastery attracts tourists to another building, which is located behind the temple. this lyamus is one of the oldest wooden buildings in our country. lyamus - this is rather a popular name. actually. it was not a household, a building, but a hostel for nuns. the building is unique in that it has survived almost unchanged since the 18th century, and in that it was erected without the use of staples and

brigidki is a strict monastic order, and besides, it is closed, that is, its members were forbidden toontact the outside world, hence such architecture, although their residence. they arranged in the very center, but here, apparently, it was not the choice of the nuns themselves, but the person who invited the order, grodno founded a monastery and erected a march under it. la in the middle of the 16th century, it was his sacrifice in memory of the wound, who died from the great monastery complex. they survived only a bell. what was on the opposite side of the street, otherwise you can still observe this unusual complex, which occupies an entire city block even more than the church itself and the monastery attracts tourists to another building, which is located behind the temple. this lyamus is one of the oldest wooden buildings in our country. lyamus - this is rather a popular name. actually. it was not a household, a building, but a hostel for nuns. a unique building, both in that it has stood almost unchanged since the 18th century, and in that it was erected without the use of stapl