mezhitsa hints at a certain border between but if this is just guesswork, then in the case of gudagayhere is no doubt, everyone who at least ever traveled from belarus to lithuania knows that gudoga is the last station before the belarusian lithuanian border. and if you hear where guy is, then you need to prepare a passport for verification. here it is the main attraction of mezhitsa - the panorama estate, which is located behind my back, and i would say that it occupies a very good location right on the river bank. the manor impressed me, but i still have a little sediment all inside. estates. i didn't visit. there are castles and around the estate. you see, there is such an iron fence, so i can only view this beauty from this place. of course, i had hope that the owner was somewhere nearby, but no, alas, as they say. the manor house was first mentioned at the end of the 18th century, when kazimir kolb acquired it. before that, the manor house belonged to the jesuit order incl. casimir kol was a descendant of the owners of the estate in the pinsk district. on january 19, 1764, the ow

yes, and i have a budogai gudagai. well, let's go let's go this time.sk region and looked into the village, mezhitsa schildus with the name of the village. i didn’t find it, so we take out the phone , open opanka’s card and see that well, i’ve arrived, as they say, interfere with my appointment. she's the best. i'll go for a walk. of course, i was surprised, i didn’t see any village houses in the village high-rise buildings, 1 2 3 4 5 floors of it, a house 4 floors of a house but it seems that these houses are not all inhabited. it turns out that this is a former military town, so today they are located there. you can even say so. some high-rise buildings are even empty, so i can’t say the approximate number of people who live there.