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White Russia (as in the Middle Ages was called most of modern Belarus) is famous for its natural beauties, magnificent tourist routes, developed infrastructure, medical base .... No matter how many days you plan your journey, polyglot will help choose the right route. There are as many as 14 of them in the new guidebook. Only in Minsk, the capital of the republic, there were all three of them. And all the routes have developed convenient small and very understandable maps.
Belarus often - and fair - is called the intersection of Europe. From time immemorial, merchants traveled through it from north to south and west to the east, and today trucks loaded with goods fly through modern highways. Maybe it was precisely thanks to the geographical position that the Belarusian national character has developed, the main feature of which is called goodwill and tolerance.
The guide will introduce you to the fascinating history of the country, its main attractions, will help you choose a hotel or sanatorium, tell you where to have lunch and where to go in the evening.
If you want to visit the places where the most important historical events took place, and even take part in the reconstruction of famous battles, relax in the most untouched corners of nature, hunt in the royal way or to catch fish on one of thousands of glacial lakes, you are in Belarus . Does the noble knightly Middle Ages are beckoning you? You in Belarus! No gifts in the Middle Ages were called the country of castles.
The centuries flashed since then have enveloped this name by the Fleur of Romance, but in those formidable times there was no talk of romance. The ancestors simply stated a fact. Polyglot offers a special route along the road of castles, starting from the Castle of the Glebovich family.
Fans of the 19th century will choose a journey through ancient estates (salt, Hervyat, crow, Mahalishki ..), the pilgrims will go to holy places and monasteries. Polyglot offers separate copyright routes in Vitebsk, Grodno, Mogilev, Polotsk.
Polyglot "Belarus" will become an indispensable companion in a journey through a hospitable country!
Belarus often - and fair - is called the intersection of Europe. From time immemorial, merchants traveled through it from north to south and west to the east, and today trucks loaded with goods fly through modern highways. Maybe it was precisely thanks to the geographical position that the Belarusian national character has developed, the main feature of which is called goodwill and tolerance.
The guide will introduce you to the fascinating history of the country, its main attractions, will help you choose a hotel or sanatorium, tell you where to have lunch and where to go in the evening.
If you want to visit the places where the most important historical events took place, and even take part in the reconstruction of famous battles, relax in the most untouched corners of nature, hunt in the royal way or to catch fish on one of thousands of glacial lakes, you are in Belarus . Does the noble knightly Middle Ages are beckoning you? You in Belarus! No gifts in the Middle Ages were called the country of castles.
The centuries flashed since then have enveloped this name by the Fleur of Romance, but in those formidable times there was no talk of romance. The ancestors simply stated a fact. Polyglot offers a special route along the road of castles, starting from the Castle of the Glebovich family.
Fans of the 19th century will choose a journey through ancient estates (salt, Hervyat, crow, Mahalishki ..), the pilgrims will go to holy places and monasteries. Polyglot offers separate copyright routes in Vitebsk, Grodno, Mogilev, Polotsk.
Polyglot "Belarus" will become an indispensable companion in a journey through a hospitable country!
Author:
Author:Simonovich Lyudmila
Cover:
Cover:Cover with valves
Category:
- Category:Travel & tourism
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Cooked
Series:
Series: Russian guide. Polyglot
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-94161-863-7
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