• Minsk Castle - Wikipedia

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    The Minsk Castle (Belarusian: Мінскі замак, romanized: Minski zamak) was a wooden defensive structure in Minsk...

  • Minsk Castle - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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    Ancient Ruins in Minsk Architectural Buildings in Minsk Castles in Minsk Cemeteries in Minsk Religious Sites in Minsk Educational sites in Minsk Fountains in...

  • Pischalovsky Castle, Minsk - Photo, History, Tours, Address

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    The address of Pischalovsky Castle in Minsk has not changed for decades and is also listed in tourist booklets as Volodarsky Street.

  • THE BEST Minsk Castles to Visit (Updated 2024) - Tripadvisor

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    Top Minsk Castles: See reviews and photos of Castles in Minsk, Belarus on Tripadvisor.

  • Minsk Castle: History

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    Minsk Castle was built in the second half of 11century at the confluence of the Svisloch and Nemiga rivers.

  • 20 Fairytale Castles in Belarus To See In 2024

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    On the left bank of Neman River at Lubcha, 150km away from Minsk, there is the Lubcha Castle – a hidden gem.

  • Pishchalauski Castle, Minsk In Belarus: Overview, Prominent...

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    5. The castle served as the residence of the Minsk governor until 1793 when it was damaged by a great fire.

  • Category:Minsk Castle - Wikimedia Commons

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  • 2024 (Minsk) Mir Castle - Nesvizh Castle - Minsk Sightseeing.

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    Mir Castle and Nesvizh Castle are not easy to visit in one day by public transportation.If you dont drive yourself,I highly suggest you to choose...

  • Mir Castle - Mir Castle: Where Belarusian History Stands...

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    Explore the 16th-century Mir Castle in Belarus, a UNESCO site with Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture and a fascinating history..