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The Town Hall (mid-18th century

It was probably built in the middle of the 18th century. Having survived the wars, partial and major rebuilding, it stood until the Second World War, during which it was damaged. And later, in 1957, the town hall was demolished by the Soviet authorities. Based on the archaeological excavations conducted under the leadership of A. Trusov and I. Chernyavsky, a project was created to restore the town hall, completed in 2008.

The Town Hall (kanets G107⟫, late 18th century)

Ruins of the hospital (1905)

The settlement has been known since the beginning of the 11th century. A small wooden fortress called Kapets-Garodok once stood on this site. In Dzisno, the smallest city in Belarus, many architectural monuments have been preserved: the ruins of the Church of the Virgin Mary (1770), a synagogue (1875), the building of the Board of Trustees (1910), many family houses (18th-19th centuries), the ruins of the hospital (1905), the Kastrovitsky manor house (19th century), the Resurrection Church (1864), a two-story school building (19th century). The church of the Icon of the Mother of God "Adigitria" (1904) has been preserved in the cemetery.

Ruins of a distillery and an alcohol storehouse (19th century

Ruins of the school building (1882).

Ruins of a watermill (1862

In 2008, this village was incorporated into the city of G121.. There is a settlement on the Lososna River of the same name, which flows into the G172 River nearby.. Here you can see the majestic ruins of an ancient watermill, built of rubble stone on the very bank of the river in 1862. The combination of these ruins with a rattling waterfall and century-old trees surrounding the mill from all sides is impressive.

Ruins of a watermill (19th century

This relatively small village is located next to the Vyacha reservoir. Before the arrival of Soviet power, it had a different name, most likely on a religious theme. The picturesque ruins of an ancient watermill built of brick and fieldstone have been preserved from the old estate that existed here since the beginning of the 19th century.

Ruins of the chapel (19th century

The brick church of St. Elijah was built in the Baroque style in 1818. It stands near the village on an artificial hill. The temple is miniature in volume and unusual in its design. Perhaps it was originally a Catholic chapel.

The ruins of the tomb chapel (XVIII c.

The ruins of the Church of St. The Virgin Mary (1796)

In this route, we will introduce you to the work of the brilliant Italian architect Carlo Spampani (1750-1783-03-02). The master was born in Rome. From 1768 until the end of his life, he worked on the lands of Inc. In 1783, he was buried in the crypt of a wooden church built in 1740. There are enough architectural masterpieces created by K. Skachpani. In the Oak Grove you can see the ruins of the Church of St. The Virgin Mary in the classical style (1796), built according to his design after the death of the master. In the 1960s, the church burned down and was left to deteriorate.

Ruins of a Catholic chapel (XVIII century

The ruins of the mill (19th century

The decor of this watermill, built of stone and brick in 1850, is immediately impressive. At first, you might think that these are the ruins of a rich chapel or gazebo in the park of a wealthy estate. The places around the mill are incredibly picturesque. Depending on the number of fallen trees, there are many Beavers living here. The picturesque ruins of the mill are located on the banks of the rapid Isloch River.

Ruins of the manor house (XVIII century

Picturesque ruins of a colonnaded manor house built of brick at the end of the 18th century. The buildings of the outbuildings, which are still used for their intended purpose, are in the best condition. In 1847, a brick chapel of St. Joseph in the retrospective Gothic style was erected on the territory of the former estate.

Ruins of the Assumption Church (1866

Since the 50s of the XV century it has been known as the Grand ducal property. Then the property of the Kazgail, Shemet, and Nongart clans. In 1638, the Carmelite monastery was founded, and in 1703, the Dominican monastery, from which a rebuilt residential building and a church have been preserved to this day. Monument dedicated to the abolition of serfdom (the second half of the 19th century). Not far from the center of the village are the ruins of the Assumption Church, built in 1866. Conservation work has been carried out.

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The Real College (Lenin, 41

"On Lenin St., 41 stands the majestic building of the Real College. It was built of solid red brick in the style of civil architecture in 1904. The building consists of a two-story main building and two symmetrical side walls. The entrance is decorated with columns

Peter and Paul Cathedral (object

In 1809, the construction of the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, an Orthodox church in the style of late classicism made of brick, began. The temple is decorated with a huge dome, which contains a tall drum. The shrine was built under Count N. Rumyantsev. From 1917 to 1960, the church, which was in a neglected state, was closed. The city's planetarium has been operating there for 28 years. Today, the cathedral building has been restored and handed over to the faithful.

St. Nicholas Cathedral (object)

St. Peter's Cathedral A painful fate awaited Nicholas in Chelyuskintsev Square, which like many other religious buildings in Belarus. The shrine was built in 1892. In the 1930s, the temple was destroyed, the bells were melted down, and after the Second World War, a swimming pool was opened in it. Since 2003, the cathedral has gradually begun to recover and receive believers.

Cathedral of the Three Saints (object

This Orthodox Brick church was built in the retrospective Russian style in the 1910s at the expense of parishioners. In Soviet times, a city club operated in the temple. In the 1990s, the church was restored and opened to the faithful. The huge space of the prayer hall, enlarged by the oval apse and rectangular side sacristy, is impressive.

The Barn (1901

The Barn (early 19th century

This famous settlement has been owned by such famous gentry families as the Zavishi and Korsaks since 1220. From the estate, which was founded here at the beginning of the 19th century, several well-made outbuildings have been preserved: a barn with rustic corners and huge arches and an outbuilding with a gallery with four massive columns.

The Barn (19th century

The Barn (19th century

The Barn (19th century

The Barn (19th century

The settlement has been known since the beginning of the 16th century. In the middle of the XVIII century. – the village. The lands belonged to the Radziwills, the Hartings. Perhaps the last owners of this small farm were the Grabovsky gentry family. Only the barn, built of hewn fieldstone in the middle of the 19th century, has survived to this day. Today it is used for household purposes.

St. Andrew's Orthodox Church (1877

This Orthodox church in the retrospective Russian style was built in 1877 from wooden beams on the site where an ancient wooden temple once stood. It is not yet known for sure whether its foundation or parts of the walls were used. Today, St. Andrew's Orthodox Church is an ornament of the village and welcomes believers.', 'text', ' look for\r\n\r\this Orthodox CHURCH in the retrospective Russian style was built in 1877 from wooden beams on the site

St. Nicholas Monastery (Nikolskaya, 4

In the modern monastery, which was founded in Gomel in 1994, there is another Orthodox church, consecrated in honor of St. Michael. The shrine was built in the retrospective Russian brick style in 1905 according to the design of S. Shabunevsky. With the advent of Soviet power, the temple was transformed into a granary. During the Second World War, the shrine was again handed over to the faithful and by the end of the 20th century was the only functioning Orthodox church in the city.

Holy Transfiguration Church (1847

On the low bank of the Neman River stands the Holy Transfiguration Church, which is Orthodox today. It was built of wood in the classical style with elements of folk architecture in 1847. It is not known which denomination the temple originally belonged to, however, after the uprising of 1863-1864. it was rebuilt and rededicated. Most likely, the dome and the bell tower were added or modified at this time.

Holy Transfiguration Church (1873

It has been known since the middle of the XV century . as the property of the famous noble family Sangushkov. Since the middle of the XVI century. as part of the INCL. In 1873, the Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Church was built on the site where the old wooden church stood. The building underwent minor alterations several times, but retained its original retrospective Russian style.

Holy Transfiguration Church (late 19th century

Perhaps the construction of the Orthodox shrine began at the end of the 19th century. But the date of completion of the construction is known for sure – 1905. The temple has a regular cruciform shape and carries a pseudo-Byzantine style in its architecture. The exterior of the church has hardly changed since its construction. According to the residents of the city, the temple has always been open to believers.