Minsk National Airport 30 min
Čaliuskincaŭ Park (16 min)
City park established in the Komarovsky forest in 1928, with an estimated 22,000 trees. Victory Park (23 min)
Sizable riverfront green space with fountains & activities such as running, cycling & boating. Park of Stones (9 min)
Unique park featuring large rocks & stones forming a made-to-scale relief map of Belarus. Sanatorium Yunast (18 min)
Popular tourist attraction dominated by a 40m obelisk in memory of the Belarus WWII victims. Gorky Park (21 min)
Iconic park with sports & recreation facilities including an ice rink & open-air theater, plus cafe. Dreamland Amusement Park (24 min)
A 22-acre island-themed water park with pools, 66-ft. slides, sunbeds, a children's area & cafes. Island of Tears (22 min)
Artificial island with chapel & large bronze memorial dedicated to the memory of fallen soldiers. Minsk Botanical Garden (19 min)
Peaceful botanical garden with a greenhouse & walking paths amid diverse trees, plants & flowers. National Academic Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre (22 min)
Elegant, iconic 1930s theater offering ballet, opera & classical music events, plus guided tours. Belarusian State Circus (23 min)
Aerial acrobats, clowns & animals in a grand, columned rotunda, plus behind-the-scenes guided tours. Saint Simon and Saint Helena Church (27 min)
Distinctive, red Neo-Romanesque Catholic church, built in 1910 & offering daily mass & events. National Library of Republic of Belarus (10 min)
Modern, uniquely designed national library with a large book collection & an observation deck. Belarusian State Museum of the History of the Great Patriotic War (24 min)
Established in 1944, this World War II museum features 24 exhibit halls in an iconic building. Belarusian National Arts Museum (24 min)
State museum exhibiting Belarusian & Russian painting & sculpture in a classical-style building. Minsk Town Hall (22 min)
Grand, 19th-century classical-style government building open by appointment for public tours. | 
