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You can admire the waterfall, but there are often mosquitoes here, and crossing the river on the bridge is generally pointless, because there is nothing on the other side and you will have to go back.

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A magnificent castle and park ensemble. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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The Orthodox Church in the village of Gorodishche was erected in 2010. on the site of a building that burned down during the Great Patriotic War. The first mention of the temple in the village of Gorodishche dates back to 1756, when the owner of the estate, landowner Pishchalo, erected a wooden Uniate church on a stone foundation in honor of the saint and wonderworker Nicholas of Myra.

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The Orthodox Church in the village of Gorodishche was erected in 2010. on the site of a building that burned down during the Great Patriotic War. The first mention of the temple in the village of Gorodishche dates back to 1756, when the owner of the estate, landowner Pishchalo, erected a wooden Uniate church on a stone foundation in honor of the saint and wonderworker Nicholas of Myra.

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Abandoned now defunct slalom channel

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Kitchen and mill building in Zaslavl

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Beautiful waterfalls. From here begins the Tsnyansky reservoir.

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In general, a normal bridge, but with reservations. The bridge that leads from the silver to the island (made by the administration of the Leninsky district) is quite normal, but the bridge from the island to the chizhovka (made by the administration of the Zavodskoy district) was made through the ass. How they managed to make a pontoon bridge, which can, in the segments connecting the land and the bridge, submerge under water, is beyond my understanding. But if you walk carefully and one at a time, then it’s really possible to pass without taking water into your shoes.

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Temple under restoration and completion

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On 07/23/2022, boards were filled on the bridge and it became convenient to cross.

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At the time of 07/24/2022, boards were filled with logs for the crossing. Now it's much easier to navigate

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A very beautiful place. Now they put stable boards instead of sticks, so you can ride a bike normally. If desired, you can soak your feet in water. After the crossing, however, you need to go through the mud in which the trees lie (perhaps the former masonry).

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A beautiful place with artificial waterfalls. The ferry itself, made of concrete circles, at a distance from each other, is not very safe, and on a rainy day it is completely submerged under the water.

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A beautiful and picturesque place! You need to have certain skills in order to cross the Volma River, holding a bike in your hands, and not fall.

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The Mound of Glory was erected in the places of fierce fighting during Operation Bagration in July 1944, known as the Minsk Cauldron. The nationwide construction began in 1967. It is a beautiful well-groomed place: there are benches for rest, a toilet, a Belkopsoyuz store, where you can have a snack and drink coffee. The only difficulty is cycling both from Minsk and from the highway from Raubich. Every time I have difficulties visiting this place on bike tours.

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A unique rowing slalom canal, built in 1981 following the example of the German canal in Augsburg, where the 1972 Olympic Games were held, served as a training site for the USSR national rowing slalom team

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An interesting complex, where the steam mill of 1910 was recreated. It consists of the house of the supplier, the mill itself, the barn and the house of the blacksmith. An excellent opportunity to plunge into the centuries-old history, to feel how our ancestors lived.

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Ethnographic complex "Mlyn and Kuznya" The ethnographic complex is located near the railway station. This is a small open-air museum. Wooden, museumified buildings from the beginning of the 20th century represent the everyday life of the township. The steam mill in Zaslavl was built in 1910. This is not a dead museum exhibit - the mill can be put into operation at any time, which it regularly performed for a long time (from 1910 to 1985), reliably serving the residents of Zaslavl and its environs. One of the objects of the exposition is “Khata Zavoznika”. Previously, those who brought in grain for grinding stayed in it - it served as an unassuming hotel in which one could find "both a table and a shelter." Like a hundred years ago, the hut still receives guests. The wooden barn by the steam mill stands on stone foundations. Its main façade is a gallery with a balcony decorated with carvings. Inside, along the walls, there are grain bins. In the center there are boxes woven of straw, tubs of different sizes, and on the side there is a chest. Neither village, nor town, nor city could do without a smithy. This museum will help the modern tourist to plunge into the world of this difficult "hot" craft. The smithy was brought here from the Volozhin region. She is over 80 years old.

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The Church of the Holy Trinity and St. Roch (Belorussian Kaszel Holy Trinity and Svyatog Roha) is a Catholic church on the Golden Hill, one of the "visiting cards" of Minsk. The construction of the church was started in 1861 and completed in 1864. In 1908, according to the descriptions, the church was a stone building with 12 windows and an iron roof, it was 12.5 fathoms in length, 4 and 2/3 fathoms in width, and about 5 fathoms in height. The two-story tower housed the bells "Leonard", "Stefan" and "Bronislava". The main bell weighed 53 pounds. During the Second World War, the church was badly damaged. After restoration, the building of the church housed a concert hall for chamber and organ music of the Belarusian State Philharmonic Society. Since 1991, divine services have resumed in the church, and in 2006 the building was returned to the Roman Catholic parish of the Holy Trinity (St. Roch).

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Canal for rowing slalom. Built in 1981 as part of the Slepyansk water system. Competitions were held at the level of the USSR Cup and Championship. At the moment, water is rarely given to the canal, only for the Championships of Belarus and Minsk. Along the road and gravel road, a good place for cycling

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