A daily walk around Minsk

4.0(2)

Duration

2.5 hours

Language

Russian

Guests

1-15

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On our walk you will touch the history of Minsk and look at it through the eyes of locals. We want not only to show you the main sights, but also to help you get oriented in the city during the first days of the trip, to introduce you to the local cuisine and modern life of the city!

Highlights:

Take a guided walk through the "must-see" places of Minsk: Red Church, Upper Town, Cathedral and more
Visit non-touristy places and secret corners of the city
Get tips for travelers

Included:

Guide work

Important to know:

Tour reservations close 24 hours in advance.
There may be more than 15 people in the group, as no tickets are purchased for children.
The tour is completely pedestrian. Along the way there are convenient stops and photo breaks with a favorable angle at the sights.
We do not use headphones.
At the end of the tour you will attend the question and answer session: you will be able to ask the guide any questions about Minsk, discuss the tour and exchange impressions!

Walking by "must-see" places
During the tour you will see the most interesting sights of Minsk that are worth seeing first of all: the main Catholic church of the city - the Red church, the ancient Upper town, the town hall, the president's residence, the Cathedral and many others! You will examine the contrasts of the Minsk architecture, learn the most interesting things from the city history and get acquainted with the Belarusian traditions.

Non-tourist places and tips for travelers
Our route lies not only along the well-known objects of Minsk, but also along its secret corners: you will learn where in the city there are the "reserved seats", you will peep into quiet atmospheric courtyards and see the life of Minsk from the inside. Besides, we will give you many valuable tips: where to get acquainted with the national cuisine, where to buy authentic Belarusian textile, how to move around the city and what places in Minsk are certainly worth visiting.

Who is suitable for the tour? Those who want to see the most interesting things in the city and decide where to go on their own afterwards, as well as to clarify any questions from a local expert. The program will be interesting both for those who come to Minsk for the first time, and for frequent visitors to the capital.