Border Poland-Belarus, Grudki, Bialowieza, Podlaskie, Poland, Europe
Polish-Belarusian border is the state border between Poland and the Republic of Belarus. It has a total length of 398.6 km (247.7 mi), 418 km (260 mi) or 416 km (258 mi) It starts from the triple junction of the borders with Lithuania in the north and stretches to the triple junction borders with Ukraine to the south. Is also part of the EU border with Belarus. After September 1939 the BSSR were included in Western Belarus. Have established five new areas: Baranavichy, Belostokskaya, Brest, Pinsk and Vialejka. In accordance with the treaty signed August 16, 1945 between the USSR and Poland on the state border of Poland passed 17 districts Bialystok Region BSSR with 3 Bialystok and Brest region, where a significant amount of Poles lived. In 1946, during the refinement of the state border of the USSR and Poland from the Grodno Region in favor of the NDP were transferred to the village Klimovka, Minkovtsy, Nomiki, Taki, crush, Šimák Members of Sapotskinsky area - the village and Todorkavtsy Hvorostyan. Thereafter, and until now the border between Poland and Belarus has not changed. River borders (from north to south) are Black Gancia, Volkushanka, Svislach Narew and Western Bug. The Border Agreement between Poland and the USSR of 16 August 1945 established the borders between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and the Republic of Poland. It was signed by the Provisional Government of National Unity (Tymczasowy Rząd Jedności Narodowej) formed by the Polish communists. According to the treaty, Poland officially accepted the ceding its pre-war Eastern territory to the USSR (Kresy) which was decided earlier in Yalta already. Some of the territory along the Curzon line, established by Stalin during the course of the war, was returned to Poland. The treaty also recognised the division of the former German East Prussia and ultimately approved the finalised delimitation line between the Soviet Union and Poland: from the Baltic sea, to the border tripoint with Czechoslovakia in the Carpathians. The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of August 1939 provided for the partition of the Second Polish Republic between the USSR and Nazi Germany. Following the corresponding invasions, a new border was drawn up, though based on the Curzon Line, deviated west of it in several regions. Most notably, was the Belastok Voblast, that was added to the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic, although most of the region was populated by Poles. After Germany's invasion of the USSR, the territory in question was also re-partitioned by the Nazis. Ukraine and Belarus were administered by the occupation Ostland and Reichskommissariat Ukraine Reichskommissariats. Galician territory east of the 1939 border and the Belastok Voblast plus adjacent territory to the east of this were transformed respectively into the Distrikt Galizien and Bezirk Bialystok, and subjugated directly to the Reich. Following the Soviet Union's liberation of Ukraine and Belarus, in 1943/1944 the Tehran and Yalta discussed upon the future of the Polish-Soviet borders, and the Allied leaders recognised the Soviet right to the territory east of the 1939 border. However, after the liberation of Western Ukraine and Belarus in summer of 1944, a Polish committee formed in the town of Sapotskin sent a letter to Moscow asking that they remain part of Poland. Stalin agreed, and on 29th of September, administration of 17 (of the 23) districts of Belastok Voblast (including the city of Białystok) and an additional three (Siemiatycze, Hajnówka and Kleszczele) of the Brest Voblast was passed to the Polish Committee of National Liberation from the BSSR. In October 1944 these were joined by a further transfer of Lubaczów, Horyniec, Laszki, Uhnów and Sieniawa raions of the Lviv Oblast from the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. In March 1945, an additional batch of land, the Bieszczady, Lesko, and most of Przemyśl raions(including Przemyśl city) were transferred to Poland from the Drohobych Oblast of Ukraine to the now Provisional Government of the Republic of Poland. Soon afterwards World War II finished, and as the Provisional Government continued to transfer administration from military to civil bodies, it also finalised its new borders with its neighbours, and in particular, the Soviet Union. On 16th of August 1945, the border agreement was officially signed by Edward Osóbka-Morawski, on behalf of the Provisional Government of National Unity and Vyacheslav Molotov, the Soviet Minister of Foreign affairs. The exchange of ratified documents occurred on 5 February 1946 in Warsaw, and from that date the agreement was in force.
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The Bug River (Molozew, Eastern Poland)
Welcome to the scenic beauty of the Bug River, a majestic waterway that winds its way through the picturesque landscapes of Eastern Poland. Join us as we embark on a journey to explore the natural wonders and cultural significance of this iconic European river.
In this immersive video, we'll delve into the enchanting realm of the Bug River, tracing its course through three countries with a total length of 774 kilometers. As a tributary of the Narew River, the Bug holds a special place in the hearts of those who call its banks home, serving as a lifeline for communities along its route.
Flowing through the pristine wilderness of Eastern Poland, the Bug River meanders gracefully, offering breathtaking vistas and opportunities for outdoor adventure. From tranquil stretches flanked by lush forests to bustling riverbanks dotted with charming villages, every bend in the Bug holds the promise of discovery and wonder.
As we follow the Bug River on its journey, we'll uncover its role as a natural border between Ukraine and Poland, as well as between Belarus and Poland, spanning a distance of 185 kilometers and 178 kilometers, respectively. This river not only divides nations but also connects cultures, serving as a testament to the shared heritage of the region.
Join us as we immerse ourselves in the timeless beauty of the Bug River, where the ebb and flow of its waters mirror the rhythms of life in Eastern Poland. Whether you're drawn to its scenic landscapes, rich history, or abundant wildlife, the Bug River offers an unforgettable experience for all who venture to its shores.
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Mysterious Village / Podlasie Poland
Podlachia or Podlasie, (Polish: Podlasie, Belarusian: Падляшша Padliašša, Lithuanian: Palenkė) is a historical region in the eastern part of Poland. Between 1513 and 1795 it was a voivodeship with the capital in Drohiczyn. Now the part north of Bug River is included in the modern Podlaskie Voivodeship with the capital in Białystok.
The region is called Podlasie, Podlasko or Podlasze in Polish, Palenkė in Lithuanian, Padliašša (Падляшша) in Belarusian, Pidlissja (Підлісся), Pidljasije (Підлясіє), Pidljaššja (Підляшшя) or Pidljaxija (Підляхія) in Ukrainian, Podljas’e (Подлясье) in Russian, Podlyashe (פּאָדליאַשע) in Yiddish, and Podlachia in Latin.
There are two opinions regarding the origin of the name of the region. Commonly people derive it from the Slavic word les or las meaning forest, i.e., it is an by the wood(s) or area of forests, making Podlachia close in meaning to adjacent Polesia. The theory has been questioned, as it does not properly take into consideration the vowel shifts a e i in various Slavic languages (in fact, it mixes vowels from different languages).
The second opinion holds that the term comes from the expression pod Lachem, which may be translated literally as under the Poles (see: Lechia). Some claim it to mean under Polish rule, though in the Middle Ages Podlachia was only partially under Polish rule, and since 1446 until 1569 the area belonged to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. A better variant of this theory holds that the name originates from the period when the territory was within the Trakai Voivodeship of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, along the borderline with the Mazovia province, primarily a fief of the Poland of the Piasts and later on part of the Kingdom of Poland of the Jagiellons. Hence pod Lachem would mean near the Poles, along the border with Poland. The historical Lithuanian name of the region, Palenkė, has exactly this meaning
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Belovezhskaya Pushcha is a primeval forest which straddles the Polish/Belarussian border.
The Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park covers the Belarussian part of the forest.
The Belaya Vezha Forest has been known as a protected area since the 15 century when the Grand Dukes of Lithuania turned it into their hunting resort.
The Polish kings who took over the forest continued the exploitation of the Forest resources conducting particularly large-scale hunting tours.
They also established a number of factories that produced tar and tar oil.
Logging started in the late 16 century and at the same time royal edicts were issued aiming to preserve the population of bisons and other species.
In 1795 Katherine the Great allowed to hunt all animals except for zubr and very soon the population of many species decreased while bears and beavers were totally exterminated.
Bialowieza Puszcza was divided into areas that were given to high-ranking Russian officials.
A devastating fire of 1811 and the Russian-French War of 1812 affected the forest, too.
In 1888 Bialowieza Puszcza became a property of the Tsar Family and the hunting activities were stepped up.
A hunting palace was built in Bialowieza Town (nowadays a Polish territory).
During the First World War the German occupants established several timber works to cut precious types of trees and built about 300 kilometers of narrow-gauge railroad to facilitate the logging.
As a result, 4,5m cubic meters of trees were transported to Germany –
about the same volume as had been produced in the forest since the 16 century.
In 1939 the Soviet authorities that took over Western Belarus established a State Reserve.
The second German occupation during the WWII didn't harm the forest much because Hermann Goering, a close associate of Hitler, wanted to turn it into a model hunting reserve of the Third Reich.
After the WWII the new Soviet-Polish border divided the Bialowieza Puszcza into a Polish and a Belarusian parts.
The latter was converted into a hunting reserve for the top ranks of the Communist Party in 1957.
The secrecy kept the wide masses away and contributed to the development of the flora and fauna.
Guest infrastructure was built and developed over the years.
In 1991 the Hunting Reserve was reorganized into the State National Park Belovezhskaya Puschcha.
A year later it was included into the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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Brest, Belarus - the Brest Fortress and other tourist attractions
Brest (Brest-Litovsk) is a Belorussian town on the Western Bug. It is the regional capital of Breszkaya Woblasz, the administrative center of the Brest district and the country's main border crossing with Poland. While most of the attractions are close to each other in the center, the Brest Fortress is located a bit away, close to the border with Poland.
Attractions: the monumental memorial dedicated to the defense of Brest Fortress, Brest Theater, Brest Railway Station, Holy Resurrection Cathedral.
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Bogatynia (PL) - Hrádek n.N. (CZ) - Zittau (DE)
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Białowieża National Park (Podlasie, Eastern Poland)
Welcome to the awe-inspiring beauty of Białowieża National Park, a pristine wilderness nestled in the heart of Podlaskie Voivodeship, Eastern Poland. Join us as we embark on a journey to explore the natural wonders and ecological treasures of this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In this immersive video, we'll delve into the enchanting realm of Białowieża National Park, known in Polish as Białowieski Park Narodowy. Spanning an expansive area of 152.2 square kilometers (58.8 sq mi), this biodiverse haven is renowned for safeguarding the best-preserved remnants of the Białowieża Forest, Europe's last remaining primeval forest fragment.
Located just 62 kilometers (39 mi) southeast of Białystok, Poland, Białowieża National Park is a sanctuary of unparalleled natural beauty and ecological significance. Here, amidst towering trees and lush foliage, lies the habitat of the European bison, or żubr, the continent's largest terrestrial mammals and a symbol of conservation success.
As we traverse the pristine landscapes of Białowieża National Park, you'll be captivated by the rich tapestry of flora and fauna that call this ancient forest home. From rare plant species to elusive forest dwellers, every corner of this wilderness teems with life, offering a glimpse into a world untouched by time.
The park's international significance is further underscored by its unique location, straddling the border between Poland and Belarus. The Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park on the Belarusian side shares in the conservation efforts, ensuring the protection of this invaluable natural heritage for generations to come.
Join us as we embark on a virtual journey through the enchanted realm of Białowieża National Park, where the echoes of the past mingle with the whispers of the forest, creating a symphony of nature's wonders that will leave you awe-struck and inspired.
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Fascinating place to explore in Belarus 2021 - Travel Drone Video
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Minsk, Belarus’s capital, is a city of Stalinist architecture (blocky and grey) contrasted against antiquated churches and flower-filled city squares. Its cafe culture and busy nightlife will keep you grounded a few days before moving on to quieter cities like Brest and Hrodna, or into the countryside where rare European bison roam.
Over half of the country is forested, including Bialowieza, the oldest woodland in Europe, and the country is full of lakes and rivers where locals and intrepid travelers fish, canoe, kayak, or camp out in pristine nature untouched by the outside world.
Visit Grodno
The city of Grodno sits on the western border of Belarus. Most people come here to see the 12th-century Kalozha Church, considered to be the oldest church in Belarus. While the outside is dull, the inside has colorful geometrical ornaments and crosses, and the floor is made up of brown, green, and yellow plates. Be sure to also spend a few hours in the Old Castle’s Grodno History and Archeology Museum, which will walk you through the history of the region. You’ll see mammoth tusks, neolithic spears, medieval armor, and a large collection of rare and antique books. Admission is 6.20 BYN s($3 USD).
Spend time in Pripyatsky National Park
Pripyatsky National Park is known as the “Lungs of Europe” for its natural landscape of swamps, floodplains, broad-leaf forests, and oak forests. There’s a lot to do here from hiking, fishing, boat tours, and other guides hikes! You can book a stay in the forest lodging (which includes a guide) for around 75 BYN ($35 USD) a night. Most two-hour walks or a river cruises start at around 8 BYN ($4 USD).
Brest Fortress
Brest Fortress (in Brest) was built between 1833-1842, and this heavily fortified structure immediately became a major target for European invaders. During World War II, thousands of German troops laid siege to the fortress. Belarusian soldiers and citizens kept back the attack for a month before the fortress finally fell, and there’s now a memorial to honor them. You can explore the grounds’ crumbling and bullet-riddled walls as well as the statues erected in memorial. There are some historical museums on site (including the Defence Museum and the Museum of War). Entrance to the fortress grounds is free, although you will need to pay to enter each of the individual museums (about 5 BYN/2.45 USD per museum).
Mir Castle
The 16th-century Mir Castle is a favorite for Belarusians, and most locals consider it the most beautiful castle in the country. Its red-and-white brick exterior and towers cast a striking reflection in the castle’s pond. The interior has been restored to show what life looked like back in the time of the wealthy Radziwills family who lived here from 1568 to the 1840s. The Radziwills were a powerful magnate family originating from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (and then the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland) that owned a lot of property in Belarus and beyond. The meticulously manicured gardens are beautiful too. Admission is 14 BYN ($6.50 USD) for adults, 7 BYN ($3.50 USD) for students and it is 3 BYN ($1.50 USD) extra for an audio guide.
Nesvizh Castle
This 17th-century fortress with a mix of Baroque and Renaissance architecture. Like the Mir Castle, this is another former home of the Radziwill family. Complete with traditional English rose gardens, visitors are free to explore the gardens and the castle interior. Inside is a picturesque central courtyard surrounded by the castle’s yellow walls. Inside, you’ll see antique furniture, reception rooms, bedrooms, family portraits, and the Radziwill family tombs in the adjoining Catholic church. Admission is 20 BYN ($10 USD).
Go kayaking
There are many options for kayaking just outside of Minsk. Stracha or Isloch are two popular rivers for kayaking, and they both have faster-flowing routes for the more experienced paddler. There are some kayak rental shops in Minsk, but you will need to book in advance, especially during peak season. Expect to pay around 70 BYN ($33 USD) for a two-day (weekend) rental. The price includes paddles, life jackets, airtight bags, a pump, and free delivery in the Minsk area. Day tours cost about 150 BYN ($73 USD) from Minsk.
Accommodation – Hostels are only available in Brest, Minsk, and Grodno, with prices starting around 18 BYN ($9 USD) per night for a six-eight bed dorm, or 27 BYN ($13 USD) for a four-bed dorm. For a private room, expect to pay at least 62 BYN ($30 USD) per night.
Budget hotels are all over the country and will start as low as 40 BYN ($20 USD) per night for a double or twin, but, expect 60 BYN ($30 USD) per night to be your average for something not super basic.
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3 frontières - Trójstyk
Challenge : comment aller dans TROIS pays différents en moins d'UNE minute ? A la frontière commune au sud de Cracovie entre la Pologne, la république Tchèque et la Slovaquie il suffit de tourner autour de la borne frontière.
Berlin and Western Poland – Over the Borderline
Beginning in Berlin and ending in Poznan, where the Polish state began, Joseph travels the German – Polish border region and is captivated by the beautiful structures, historic traditions and respected customs. He also is aware of what time and events have stolen. In Berlin, he follows his story with a Trabi car tour of the city, pauses at Checkpoint Charlie, the East Side Gallery, where the Wall still stands and stops to honor the Wall’s victims at the Wall Memorial. For a ride on the natural side he bikes to the nearby royal town of Potsdam, site of the famous conference, where in the Dutch Quarter he slows down to enjoy Gemütlichkeit, the good life. His journey across the borderline in Poland stops in town after town where the ever shifting Polish/German nationalities spotlight Polish national pride and epic perseverance. He enjoys the rural countryside in a mosaic of activities from river boating in Wroclaw, riding in a steam locomotive in Wolsztyn and celebrating ceramic making in Boleslawiec. As he tours through this resurrected and revitalized region he is reminded how resilient human beings are and their ability to, Phoenix-like, rise from their ashes again and again.
পোল্যান্ডের জঙ্গলে একদিন ◉ A Day In A Polish Forest ◉ পোল্যান্ডের জীবনযাত্রা
আন্তর্জাতিক একটি টিমের অংশ হয়ে দেখতে গিয়েছিলাম পোল্যান্ডের বনভূমি আর বিলুপ্তপ্রায় ইউরোপিয়ান বাইসন। এর আগে আমি কখনও বাইসন চোখে দেখি নি। কেবল নাম শুনেছিলাম বিলুপ্তপ্রায় এই প্রাণিটির। পোল্যান্ডের জঙ্গলে শীর্ষক এই ভিডিওটিতে আমি আজ আপনাদের দেখাবো বাইসন।
আপনারা হয়তো জেনে থাকবেন সারা পৃথিবীতে মোটামুটি মাত্র ৩৬ হাজারের মতো বাইসন রয়েছে। আমি নিজেকে খুবই ভাগ্যবান মনে করছি এই জন্য যে বিলুপ্তপ্রায় একটি প্রাণি নিজ চোখে দেখার সুযোগ হয়েছে।
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জার্মানিতে স্থায়ী বা পার্মানেন্ট রেসিডেন্টশিপ এবং নাগরিকত্ব (PR and Citizenship in Germany) কীভাবে পাওয়া যায় সে বিষয়ে জানার আগ্রহ কমবেশি প্রত্যেকেরই। এই সম্পর্কিত ভিডিও :
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Tripoint (Slovakia - Czechia - Austria)
The point where the border of Slovakia, Czechia and Austria meets.
Kayaking in the Wild Poland
4-day kayaking and camping in the wild - a guided tour on the eastern frontier of Poland, along the border with Lithuania and Belarus
train border between ukraina and poland
a train goes from the Ukraine of Jagodin through the bridge of border to Poland--Dorohusk.
Granica Polsko-Radziecka / Polish-Soviet border
Film presents former Polish-Soviet border (1920-1939) - boundary ramparts. Many of Polish had beedn trying to force this rampart and get through to Poland
Na filmie dawna granica polsko-radzieckiea (1920-1939) - wały graniczne. Wielu Polaków próbowało w tamtych czasach przekroczyć ten wał i przedostać się do Polski
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My girlfriend's grandma (Polish) has been deported in 1936 by Stalin from Berezdiv in Ukraine to Kazakhstan. In year 2007 me and my girlfriend took our bikes went to see places where her ancesors had been living.
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🇵🇱 Poland's Bialowieza forest & village. Europe's last primeval forest & wilderness.
Bialowieza forest surrounds a very cute, quiet, and classy village. You can get here from Warsaw via Bialystok (nearest big city) within one day of travel (by train and bus). From Bialystok, you can take a bus for about $US7 (one way). My bus was operated by Voyager Trans. Just hop on the bus and pay the bus driver. The trip takes about 2 hours.
There are a few nice hotels in the village. To visit the restricted (protected) area, you'd have to obtain a permit and be accompanied by a certified guide. You can get more information on this from the visitor center located near the west entrance of the park. The more people you have in your group (up to 10), the less individual cost would be.
Extensive scenic bike paths are available. There are several bike rental places in the village, located near the Park's entrance. The average rate at the time of this publication is 5 zł per hour or 30 zł per day. That's about $US 1.30/hr or $US 7.75/day.
Recently the forest has been facing some logging controversies involving the government's plan to chop down thousands of ancient trees. It claimed that action was necessary to save the forest from the spreading of bark beetle infestation. But environmentalists disagree, saying beetle infestation is used only as an excuse to destroy the ancient forest for profits. More on this at
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Memorial Complex Brest Hero-Fortress in Brest, Belarus
Brest Fortress, formerly known as Brest-Litovsk Fortress, is a 19th-century Russian fortress in Brest, Belarus. In 1965, the title Hero Fortress was given to the Fortress to commemorate the defence of the frontier stronghold during the first week of the German-Soviet War, when Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, with the launch of World War II's Operation Barbarossa. The title Hero Fortress corresponds to the title Hero City, that was awarded to an eventual total of twelve Soviet cities.
Brest Fortress, one of the most important places in Belarus, dates back to the 19th century and became a key symbol of Soviet resistance in World War 2
History of Brest Fortress
Brest Fortress was built in the 1830s-early 1840s at the meeting-point of the rivers Bug and Mukhavyets.
During construction, the entire town was relocated to a new position 2km away.
St Nicolas Church was built in 1851-1876. Much of it was severely damaged during World War 2.
The site occupies more than four square km, although many of the outer defences were damaged or destroyed during the wars of the 20th century.
There is a citadel at the centre of the fortress, linked to three artificial island fortifications by bridgeheads:
Kobrin fortification (north-eastern side)
Terespol fortification (western island)
Volyn fortification (south-eastern island)
The fortress was captured by the German army in 1915 and after World War 1 remained within Polish territory. In 1930 it became infamous as a prison in Poland in the aftermath of the Brest Elections.
In 1939 Brest Fortress was assigned to the Soviet Union. It earned the title of Hero Fortress for the courage demonstrated by Soviet soldiers when they fought against the German army in 1941. Whilst the Nazis took the town of Brest – 90% of which was destroyed in the fighting – the two regiments garrisoned inside the fortress held out.
For the people of Belarus, Brest Fortress remains a famous symbol of the Soviet resistance during World war 2.
Brest Fortress today
Brest Fortress is one of the most important places to see in Belarus and by far the largest tourist attraction in Brest.
The fortress was not rebuilt at the end of the war, but instead became a shrine to the terrible and heroic events that took place there.
The entry of the fortress represents a huge star cut into a concrete block. The radio announcer informs about the invasion of the German army.
As you walk up to the centre of the fortress you see Thirst, a large monument depicting an injured soldier trying to get some water from the river. The monument reflects the bravery of the last remaining soldiers who defended the Fortress for many days without food or water.
The main part of the memorial is the Square of Ceremonies, leading to the Museum of the Defence of Brest fortress and the ruins of the White Palace.
The Bayonet Obelisk, 100m high, can be seen from any part of the fortress, and is linked to the main Courage monument by 3 rows of tombstones. Only 216 of the 850 defenders who died here are known.
The Courage monument stands 33.5m high and tells the story of the heroic defence of the fortress through a series of carvings. There is an eternal flame which is guarded by 4 teenagers from the Pioneers Corps.
There is an Eternal Fire in front of the remnants of the former engineering department.
Further in to the Fortress you will find the iconic Kholmsky Gate, with its bullet-riddled walls.
Getting to Brest Fortress and where to stay
Brest Fortress is best reached on foot. It is about a 30-minute walk from the centre of Brest.
Alternatively there is an hourly bus service from the town.
Whilst you are visiting Brest Fortress you can stay in one of the many Brest hotels, which cater for a wide range of tastes and budgets.
Tourist attractions near Brest Fortress
In order to see everything that Brest Fortress has to offer, you really need to dedicate a whole day to your visit. If you stay longer in Brest there are plenty of other things to see including:
• The Museum of the Railway Equipment in Brest
• St Simeon Orthodox Cathedral (16th Century)
• The museum of the Middle Age town Berestye
• Belovezhskaya Pushcha State National Park and Biosphere Reserve
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