15의 비텝스크 지역가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Good ground for setting up a tent! You can also swim in the peat lake, the bottom is hard. Attention ⚠️: keep the parking lot clean, take out the trash! In such places, it depends only on us how comfortable the traveler (including you and me) will rest.

Fragments of the former estate of Alfred Romer - representatives of an ancient Saxon family, Belarusian and Polish painter, sculptor, art historian and enthographer. The estate in Korolinovo is a rare example of wooden architecture. The house was built in 1864 and has the status of historical and cultural value of Belarus.

The Church of St. John the Baptist is a Catholic church in the agro-town of Kamai in the Postavy district of the Vitebsk region. An architectural monument, built in 1603-1606. One of the oldest Catholic churches in Belarus.

The Trinity Church (White Church) is a beautiful early Baroque building located on a peninsula near the picturesque Chereyskoye Lake. According to one version, the Trinity Church was designed and built by Lev Sapieha after the Union of Brest. At first, in 1599, a small chapel was built from local brick, then vaults grew to the left of it, which have survived to this day. According to another legend, the church was founded much earlier. In 1475, the Italian architect Aristotle Fioravanti, who had long been nurturing the idea of building a basilica with a thin vault without supports, stopped in Cherey on his way from Rome to Moscow at the invitation of Bohdan Sapieha.

A brick building from the late 19th century built for the local fire brigade. According to the recollections of local residents, water barrels were placed next to the fire house, and their filling was carefully monitored. A stable was also placed here – horses helped deliver the barrels to burning buildings. The square where all this was located was called Fire Square. After World War II, the building housed a canteen for some time. Then, in the 1970s, a family moved in. The brickwork of the building has now been restored.

You can cross to the other side via a small bridge. The area is landscaped for camping, cleaned, and haircut. There is a toilet. The place itself is in a lowland, quite damp and cool in the morning.

On the way you can meet the source of the Assumption of the Mother of God. There is a well for collecting water and a font.

According to archaeological excavations, the settlement in the village of Kamen was inhabited from the early Iron Age to the late Middle Ages. This place is also known as Mount Tserkovka. This fact is connected with the fact that an Orthodox church was once located on its top. However, only stone steps have survived from it to this day.