Places

St. A. Padua Church

The Church of St. Dmitry in the pseudo-Russian style was built of stone and brick in 1866. The church of St. A. Padua in the classical style was built of brick in 1851. In 1864, the church was closed, and in 1919 it was reopened to Catholics. Thanks to its huge granite base, the church stands majestically above the surrounding area.

St. A. Padua Church

St. Alexei's Church

The Assumption Church stands in the center of the village. It was built in the retrospective Russian brick style in 1865. During the construction, the techniques of ancient Russian church architecture were used. In 1912, the brick church of St. Alexei was built in the Neo-Gothic style. In the Catholic cemetery you can see the chapel of St. Lawrence (1839), which was in ruins until recently.

St. Alexei's Church

Church of the Holy Guardian Angels

St. Anthony's Church

In 1799, a brick church of St. Nicholas was built in the Catholic cemetery in the classical style. Anthony as the family tomb of A. Slatvinsky. After the Second World War it was used as a warehouse. In 1990, the temple was damaged by fire and today it is in ruins. The Slatvinsky Palace was built in 1853. It was destroyed during the Second World War, but restored in 1952. Today, the palace is in poor condition again, it needs to be urgently restored. You can also see two outbuildings, a distillery, outbuildings, a park with rare tree species and neglected stakes has been preserved.

St. Peter's Church St. James the Apostle

This seemingly simple temple, devoid of magnificent decorations, can be viewed as if for the first time every time you arrive in Chudenishki. The Church of St. Peter was built. St. James the Apostle in the Baroque style back in 1628. his exquisite silhouette can be seen in the very center of the village. In 1866, the church was rebuilt as an Orthodox church, but in 1920 it was returned to Catholics.

St. Peter's Church The Barbarians

In 1819, the wooden church of St. Nicholas was built in the style of folk architecture. The barbarians. The stone fence around the church has been preserved. The territory adjacent to the temple is well maintained, evergreen bushes are successfully planted. Very nice and cozy interior of the church. Above the facade stands a small octagonal bell tower in two tiers.

St. Peter's Church The Barbarians

The brick Church of St. The Renaissance-style Barbarians were built by local architect Andrei Vinka-Ratomsky in 1620. In 1865, the bell tower was destroyed and the church was converted into an Orthodox church. It was used for economic purposes until 1990. The temple is unique in that it was built by an unprofessional architect who applied many atypical solutions.

St. Wenceslas Church

It is mentioned since 1252 as a border fortress of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. It belonged to Jagiellon, Vytautas. In 1503 it received the Magdeburg Right. It was twice terribly destroyed during the war of 1654–1667. The Church of St. Wenceslas was built in the classicist style in 1846. A chapel-burial has been preserved in the city. The Church of St. Nicholas in the late classicist style was built in 1874. Also worth noting is the town's terraced buildings (18th century) and the estate "House of Bagration" (1948).

St. Peter's Church The Annas

St. Anne's Church

The estate "Voroncha" was first owned by the Kurchaks, and from the 17th century by the Nesiałowski family. In 1787, Józef Nesiałowski built a new estate. The last owners of the estate were the Merzhaewskis. The rebuilt brewery, treasury, residential house, outbuildings, ruins of the fence and icehouse have been preserved. The Baroque church of St. Anne was built with the funds of Józef Nesiałowski and his wife Teofilia in 1773. In 1995, the church was restored. In Voroncha there is a unique Catholic cemetery, where the tombstones of famous families have been preserved.

St. Peter's Church The Annas

It has been mentioned since the 16th century. St. Peter's Church The annas are built of brick in the classical style. It was rebuilt in 1895. There is a bell tower nearby. It is worth seeing the ancestral buildings of the XVIII century. The manor house, built in 1822, gates and outbuildings have been preserved from the local estate. There is a chapel-tomb of doctor A. Bartashevich in the cemetery (1930). In 1886, the church of St. Nicholas was built of brick. St. John the Baptist in the pseudo-Russian style, the temple project was originally intended for the temple in Indura.

St. Peter's Church The Annas

The shrine was built like the Church of St. Peter the Great. Anna at the Marian monastery in the second half of the XVIII century. at the expense of the local landowner Count Grabovsky. After the uprising of 1863-1864, the monastery was closed by the tsarist authorities, and the temple was transferred to the Orthodox Church. In the 1920s, the church was returned to Catholics, and in 1939 it was closed. After the Second World War, the monastery building was destroyed. The temple has been restored today.

St. George's Church

St. George's Church

Since 1397, the Abramovichi settlement has been known as a small town within the VKL. The Baroque Church of St. George was built by the lords of the estate in 1767. The shrine was completed in 1880 and 1909. Until 1980, the temple was in poor condition. It was restored in 1990. Nearby there is a pharmacy and a plebania, built of brick in 1770. A pavilion tower standing on an island in the middle of the lake and a stone watermill have been preserved from the estate. The gates of Christian cemeteries were erected in the early 19th century.

St. Peter's Church The Virgin Mary

St. Peter's Church The Baroque brick church of the Virgin Mary was built back in 1795. In 1848 it was rebuilt as a church, but in 1989 it was returned to Catholics. Restoration work is underway. I was lucky to see and rent the Neigoff-Ley wooden manor house, built in 1774. Until recently, it had a medical facility. Now the house has been abandoned to its fate.

St. Peter's Church The Virgin Mary

In 1834, the wooden church of St. Nicholas was built. The Virgin Mary in the style of folk architecture. In 1863, it was closed by the tsarist authorities and only in 1885 it began to operate again, but this time as the Orthodox Church of the Transfiguration. During the Second World War, the temple also operated as a church. Since 1956, the temple has had a composition of pesticides. In 1992, the church was opened to the faithful. Today, the shrine is in disrepair.

St. Peter's Church The Virgin Mary

The Franciscan monastery was founded here in 1642. It was closed in 1851. The monastery's residential building (1805) has been preserved. In 1766, a brick church of St. Nicholas was built at the monastery. The Virgin Mary in the Baroque style. It was closed in 1948. It was returned to Catholics only in 1989. the gate in the Classical style (1869). In the brick building of the monastery, you can see an active nativity scene.

St. Peter's Church The Virgin Mary

St. Peter's Church The Virgin Mary is a unique stone building in the neo-Romanesque style of 1926. The Sukhodolsky manor house, built in 1849, has been preserved in good condition. A small gate and many outbuildings have been preserved from the estate.

St. Peter's Church St. John the Baptist

It has been mentioned in written sources since 1202. Congresses of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth gentry were held here. In 1744 Mstibova received the Magdeburg Law. St. Peter's Church St. John the Baptist was built in the Neo-Gothic style for about 20 years at the expense of parishioners. The strong stone fence around the temple and the interesting building of the bell tower gate have been preserved. Near the village there is an ancient settlement, which looks like a nest of a huge fabulous bird.

St. Peter's Church Joachim and Anna

St. Peter's Church Joseph

St. Peter's Church Joseph

St. Peter's Church Kazimir

A well-known settlement since 1335. Since 1785, it has been a small town. The Spytkov estate in the neoclassical style, founded in 1895, has been preserved. The manor house has been preserved in good condition. Outbuildings, a brewery and a watermill were more affected. In 1819, the Church of St. Nicholas was built of brick. Casimir in the classical style. The church's three-nave basilica requires urgent conservation.

St. Peter's Church Kazimir

Since 1440, as part of the Incl. Since 1586, the city was owned by Lev Sapieha. A monument in his honor has been erected in the city today. The brick chapel of St. George (1900) has been preserved in the cemetery. The gates of the Catholic cemetery are in ruins today. The wooden church of St. Paraskeva Friday (1841), brick buildings of a communications center (1902), shopping malls (1882), a railway depot (1902) and a distillery (1897) have also been preserved in the city. Kazimira was built of brick in the late classicism style in 1857.

St. Peter's Church Kazimir

St. Peter's Church Kozma and Demyan

It has been mentioned since 1468 as a settlement Inc. It has been a small town since 1642. It belonged to the Koritskys, the Gastholds, and the Korsaks. The Church of St. Nicholas stands on a high hill. Kozma and Demyan. For a while it belonged to the Orthodox believers. The temple was built in 1785 in the Baroque and neoclassical style. In 1910, another church was built of brick in the Gothic Revival style-the finding of the Holy Cross. The watermill is in good condition.

St. Charles Borromeo Church

In the middle of the 17th century, a wooden church of monks of the Order of Communists stood on this place. In 1770, a new single-nave brick church in the late Baroque style with elements of castle architecture was erected here. In 1864, he was re-consecrated to Orthodoxy. In 1960, the Soviet authorities closed the church, and in 1992 it was adapted into a concert hall for organ music.

Church of St. M. the Archangel

It has been known since the 14th century. Property of Vitovt, Olgerdovich, Sologubov. It has been a small town since 1522. The ruins of the manor house, a barn, and a stable remained from the Plevakov estate. The Church of St. M. the Archangel was built in the Vilna Baroque style in 1741. The building of the Franciscan monastery is located at the church. From 1948 to 1990. he didn't act. In 1905, the church of St. Alexei was built in the Neo-Gothic style. Since 1976, it has been operating as a repository of the state library. In 1990, it was returned to Catholics. It is also worth visiting the museum in the merchant's house and one of the three wooden synagogues in Belarus on Lenin Street. School, 1.