The Medieval History Park Sula

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Level 4 Local Expert

What an amazing place to spend weekend! There are plenty of interactive places to have an insight into wonderful Belarussian culture. Kids can enjoy horse riding, sailing, taking a look at beehives, playing traditional games. I would like to send my sincere greetings to Constantin, a young, kind and very clever guide who can speak English and German fluently for providing detailed information in the castle. This park is a must see for tourists!

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Денис Л.

Level 3 Local Expert

Это великолепно!!!

Максим

Level 6 Local Expert

Very interesting place with amazing events.

Wital Parmanchuk

Level 5 Local Expert

Great place for family trip or team buildings. Lots of activities and places for visit. Great ethnographic and historical exposition. Founders have payed really great attention to history of Belarus. I'd like to say that Soula is 'must visit' place for everyone who is interested in our history.

Ольга Чистякова

Level 4 Local Expert

Прекрасный парк. С такой любовью восстановлены и отреставрированы архитектурные и исторические объекты, собраны экспонаты, дающие представление о том, как жили наши предки. Интерактивную экскурсию можно взять как на белорусском, так и на русском. Взяли 1-вариант, абсолютно всё понятно без перевода. Одно из самых интересных мест, которые удалось посетить в Белоруссии.

Vlad Hancharenka

Level 5 Local Expert

A unique place for Belarus, the first time there was a wow effect. Part of the road to Sula has a very bad road surface.

Ullah Shakir

Level 5 Local Expert

Nice place

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Оксана Дубовик

Level 3 Local Expert

Ооооочень понравилось! Интересно,познавательно,впечатляюще!!!

@tom

Level 4 Local Expert

Super

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Татьяна Черняк

Level 7 Local Expert

It's just some kind of magical place, immersed in the history of the past. There is a very beautiful park complex, many museum exhibitions, there is a dragon boat ride, you can buy delicious freshly baked bread, herbal preparations and much more, as well as master classes in pottery, weaving and various holiday programs. The nature and surroundings are simply mesmerizing. I would like our young people to visit such places so that they know how our ancestors lived and know the history of our country.

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Paul Kabanov

Level 8 Local Expert

Для неспешного посещения всех зданий и сооружений приезжайте пораньше. Так же есть прогулка на драккаре. Еффектное пространство.

Евгения Л.

Level 16 Local Expert

If you want to immerse yourself in detailed information about the history of Belarus, then Sula will become the place where they will not only tell, but also demonstrate the most significant pages of the country's history from the early medieval, mythological period to the formation of the Belarusian statehood. The park's program is very rich: visitors will be able to learn about the political elites, the largest landowners, the history of the Belarusian language, prominent intellectuals, the production of alcoholic beverages, blacksmithing, etc. When visiting, I strongly recommend joining the tour group.

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Илья Валетко

Level 6 Local Expert

A cool atmospheric place Walking animals that can be petted especially adds to the atmosphere. The only thing missing is a vending machine to get food for them. The blacksmith, an interesting man in front of us, forged the tip and presented it to the child There are a lot of expositions, all interesting. The child really liked the horse-drawn railway, Baba yaga vesely zavodnaya, animators also worked, and held many contests for both children and adults I bought food in a cafe that's delicious on the street, the only thing they give me for shish kebab is cabbage, of course I would like sauerkraut, well, the price tag is a little too high, but adequate I definitely recommend you to visit

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Даша ❤️

Level 12 Local Expert

Очень понравилось, было безумно интересно, были классные экскурсии, покатались на лодочках, на лошадях, нашли свою фамилию в списках шляхты, очень интересный день.

Екатерина

Level 6 Local Expert

We visited the Sula History Park in June 2026. We arrived at 14:00 and left at 18:00. And those 4 hours were not enough for us. You need to come here in the morning for the whole day. The territory is small, but each house, each building is a separate topic, a separate tour. Almost every house has a human guide who will be happy to answer your questions, show you everything and tell you everything. If there is no person, for example at the mill, then there is an audio guide. You can stay in each house for a long time to inspect and study everything. The bakery sells freshly baked bread. The entrance fee includes a sightseeing tour, a dragon boat ride, and a tasting of our own tincture. At 3 p.m., there were three of us on a sightseeing tour. Many thanks to Maria for the fascinating tour and Dmitry for the axe throwing course. Unfortunately, we didn't make it to the drakkar. We spent this time exploring the museums and the castle. The castle is gorgeous. Everything is very beautiful and atmospheric. They didn't have time to look at the blacksmith's work either, but they met the blacksmith himself. The people working at the park are all very kind, positive and hospitable. It's a great place. Huge free parking. We recommend it. It fully justifies its cost. You just need to arrive early and for the whole day.

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Алеся

Level 5 Local Expert

It's a wonderful place. We went with my husband and girlfriend. We spent 5 hours in the park, to be honest, we regretted that we arrived later, as we did not have time to explore everything. It is better to arrive early, in time for the opening. There will be more time to quietly go around and talk with the caretakers. Very large Parking lot, places were found immediately. By subscribing to social networks (you can get a discount of 5 rubles on one of the social networks from the official website), you must show it at the checkout. You can buy a ticket using a card, including the Russian WORLD. There is a Wi-Fi connection, which catches mostly closer to buildings. We decided not to take the tour, in principle, in the cabins, basically everyone conducts a mini-tour of the facilities and willingly answers questions. I know that before it was exclusively a park in Belarusian, but we often heard explanations in Russian. Rather, we went for authenticity, and asked to speak in Belarusian. My husband and girlfriend, unlike me, don't know Belarusian at all, but they didn't have any problems understanding it. I just had to focus a little more. But vibe is immediately +100. We tasted local moonshine with a ticket and rode a dragon. I liked the souvenirs in the pottery workshop. Very reasonable prices. There are also cashless payment options for Russians. A terminal was installed in the baker's shop. We also took food with us, but we had lunch at a cafe on the street. In general, prices there are slightly higher than in the same Cornflowers. We didn't go to any other restaurants. In general, I definitely recommend visiting this place. We will definitely come here again.

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Денис Пупкин

Level 2 Local Expert

Все отлично,парк супер!Но мне кажется для Беларуси входной билет дороговато и у местного общепита цены завышены

Юлия Макарова

Level 11 Local Expert

It's a very atmospheric place! Just an hour drive from Minsk, and you are in the Middle Ages. The whole story, starting from the Principality of Lithuania and almost to the present day. Castles, exhibitions on all topics: typography, heraldry, education, blacksmith shop and much more, with a guide in each pavilion. The staff is very friendly, there are guided tours. It's a three-hour drive, that's the minimum. I definitely recommend it!

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Вячеслав Пьянзов

Level 7 Local Expert

A beautiful place to explore the history of Belarus. We got to the holiday "Haladnikfest", there were a lot of activities. Good guides and staff. A large parking lot is organized, the staff guides and helps in the parking lot. The road from the highway to the location can be said to be good, not a straight "Highway", ordinary concrete, without large pits. Of the disadvantages, I would like to note: - the entrance fee seemed high to us, but everyone has their own income here (look at the website before the trip) - an interactive tour is announced on the website, but in fact, it does not happen on weekends, all the guides are busy on group tours (they bring people on excursions by bus). In general, if you're going to Belarus, you should plan a day to visit, and I recommend it. 👍

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Марина Пиловец

Level 3 Local Expert

Очень Интересное место! До этого были в Дудудках, и там интерактива меньше!

Леди 007

Level 21 Local Expert

We visited the Sula Medieval History Park and were delighted! 🏰 I really liked that many of the entertainment here is free, which is pleasantly surprising. A walk through the territory is interesting in itself: the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, beautiful views, cozy corners for photos. The petting zoo deserves special attention — the goats and sheep are simply charming, the children especially enjoyed talking with them. And boating is free and really cool! A boat trip with a view of the park is the highlight of the day. We definitely recommend visiting this park! A great place for a family holiday, especially with children. You can spend the whole day here and definitely not get bored.

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Мария

Level 23 Local Expert

We visited the first interactive history park in Belarus and were pleasantly surprised! The park is located 49 km from the capital.There are so many interesting things here: seven separate areas, each of which immerses in different historical epochs. Everything is so thought out and detailed that you feel as if you have been transported to the past. I especially liked that the museum is interactive — you can not only watch, but also participate in events, learn something new and interesting. We also rode a Dragon boat on the Sulu River. All this makes visiting the museum park not just a walk, but a real journey into history. Thanks to the creators for such a wonderful project!

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Никита Соколов

Level 13 Local Expert

It's a very cool place, and it's hard to imagine how much money has been invested here. There is a huge exposition, you can go everywhere, you can touch a lot of things. There is a lot of informative information. There is a place to eat, a bakery, a pharmacy, the prices are certainly higher, but it is clear why. The only thing is that we didn't have time to ride a dragon boat, because we didn't wait half an hour before the next shipment (it runs every hour), so take this moment into account. I wish the road was a little better to get to the park, but that's not the fault of this place. It's better to travel for a couple of hours. Highly recommend it!

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Алекс Суворов

Level 23 Local Expert

A very interesting and unusual park where the remains of the old museum of wooden architecture and new buildings are intertwined. New buildings in the style of the Radziwill era and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. A great idea and implementation. Each building has a separate thematic exhibition, starting with the castle and ending with the bakery. Very tasty bread at the local bakery. The only thing that needs to be taken care of in advance is transportation. If it's by car, then there's no problem. Parking is quite large. The bus runs only on weekends. You can only call a taxi from a Belarusian number.

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Lenasta

Level 5 Local Expert

The visit to this place has already been 5-6 times, actually since the beginning of construction. The territory is large, there are a lot of interactive activities and locations at the moment, given the presence of several restaurants, then a time limit for a walk, an inspection for 3-4 hours for sure, if with children, perhaps more. When using strollers with small children, I would like to draw your attention to the fact that there are enough paving stones and gravel to count on a smoother or more comfortable ride of the stroller, you need to choose ones with large wheels and working shock absorption, travel-version strollers and the like are a problem.… The ticket is 45 rubles per adult on a day off, and there are a lot of people on weekends, considering the tour buses, if you are a lover of freedom, then weekdays are the best. Each location requires attention, tours are conducted on site according to the schedule, or you can book a tour of the entire territory, which is very convenient. It is paid separately in addition to the ticket, the horse-drawn railway is agreed by age. Along with the ticket, they give countermarks for a sample of local vodka (strong 43-degree herbal tincture, there are two types), the cost of which is 30 and 40 rubles, they can also be purchased at many points on the territory. The restaurant has a sufficient selection of dishes of Belarusian cuisine, very tasty. There is also a children's menu. The park offers the opportunity to check into the hotel to stretch out the pleasure, there are also gazebos, it is even possible to organize a barbecue, check with the administration. I recommend the place!

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Lesha

Level 9 Local Expert

The visit to the Grand Duchy of Sula Interactive History Park exceeded all expectations! The territory is huge and well—maintained, the concept is built as a chronological "path of time" - from the sites of ancient man and the era of the Vikings to the chivalric times and the life of the noble estate of the Lena family.The interactive platforms were especially impressive: you can try your hand at crafts, ride a dragon boat (Varangian vessel), listen to live music and appreciate the local cuisine. The atmosphere is lively, the staff are dressed in historical costumes and talk about the past very enthusiastically. The infrastructure is well developed, there is a place to have a snack and buy authentic souvenirs. Definitely worth coming here for a whole day with the whole family!Pros: Live interactive, beautiful nature, immersion in the history of different eras.Cons: Due to the popularity, there are a lot of people on weekends, so it's better to arrive early.

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Светлана

Level 9 Local Expert

Awesome It's a very atmospheric place. Reboot your head. It's great that there are such places. There is an opportunity to plunge into the world of history, understand the roots of the state, and hear the local speech. Amazing bread, hot, with a crispy crust, we regretted that we took 1. The castle is magnificent. The scale is amazing. The smells of open fire, stone and nature relax the brain. It's like you feel in a fairy tale. There is an employee in each building, telling and showing everything. Even if you're just logged in. They switch from Belarusian to Russian fluently if something is not clear, but they really want to understand. The character is generally very welcoming. A hot drink with honey is poured for free, as much as you want. Very tasty, natural, fragrant. The pirogues (boats) are huge, even if you can see in person how it was. My 13-year-old daughter and I REALLY enjoyed it. thank you.

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Victoria K.

Level 7 Local Expert

The place is very interesting! We learned a lot about the history of Belarus and the people who lived on these lands. We were able to plunge into the past, thanks to the guides and numerous decorations! It is clear that people try very hard and do everything with their hearts. Due to the wind, we couldn't ride the dragonboats, but that didn't stop us from enjoying the atmosphere of this place. If you are nearby, I definitely recommend you to visit, especially children will like it.

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Евгений Абражевич

Level 10 Local Expert

It's worth a trip, the complex is relatively large, you can't get around it in a couple of minutes)). There are facilities that have not been completed yet , but when it happens it will be cooler . There are antique restaurants along the historical sites, and you can also go boating on the lake. For those who are certainly interested in the history of our country, an excursion is conducted and, according to the locations of the park, the staff tells about the way of life and the life of Belarusians in those days. There is a hotel, there are gazebos where you can roast kebabs. Prices are listed on the website and everyone can choose an entertainment program that they can afford.

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Оксана Щ.

Level 15 Local Expert

A wonderful place that will be interesting not only for children, but also for adults. The entrance fee includes riding a drakkar and a chaise. Nice well-maintained territory, you can enter all the houses, almost every one has a person who talks about medieval life. We had lunch at the Pan Starkey cafe, tried black pudding, cabbage soup from the oven, everything was delicious.

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Мария Г.

Level 8 Local Expert

Excellent historical and ethnic park. Take a guided tour, it's very colorful. The fact that the tour was conducted in the Belarusian language adds to the authenticity. All the park staff are very friendly and are happy to conduct additional mini-tours in their respective locations. Everyone is in matching suits, it's clear that they love their job. You can buy themed souvenirs, healthy teas, honey, and homemade bread that is bombishly fragrant and delicious. We've been here 2 times and really enjoyed it both times. 👍

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Виктория Данильчик

Level 6 Local Expert

I really liked Sula Park! A pleasant, atmospheric place, cozy, soulful, as if it takes you back several centuries. Dragon boat riding is impressive, starkey tasting is really pleasing, the bread is divine and the whole environment is very, very good. The main thing is to be lucky with the weather. It's a bit far from Minsk, but we'll definitely come back more than once!

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Елена Немцева

Level 9 Local Expert

A great place to immerse yourself in the history of Belarus.A huge well-maintained territory, live interactive instead of boring lectures, interesting locations. Ideal for an all-day trip, preferably in your own car. There are a lot of interesting things for children to ride a dragon boat and a chaise, a puppet theater, you can feed and pet animals. To make the trip comfortable, it is better to look at the schedule of sightseeing and interactive excursions in advance on the official website of the Sula History Park. On the downside: prices in local restaurants are above average.

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Татьяна Чижикова

Level 6 Local Expert

It's a very picturesque and original place, you immerse yourself in history, everything is done as close as possible to those times. All the staff speaks Belarusian, and everyone is very friendly and welcoming. A map with the location and name of historical sites is provided at the entrance. The ticket price includes a boat ride (small circle), tasting of local tinctures. There are hotels and restaurants on site where you can dine. You can buy fresh bread, alcoholic tinctures, honey, souvenirs made of clay. Everything is crazy and beautiful and interesting. The only bad impression is the poor donkey, which is tethered in the heat all day. For some reason, the management cannot organize some kind of elementary shade, shelter from the sun.

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Евгения Р

Level 10 Local Expert

I really liked it, a great place for a walk and impressions. Delicious Sula restaurant on site, beautiful nature, animals. There are a lot of guests, but it surprisingly does not interfere. You can go boating and taste local alcohol. I recommend buying bread and sending a real postcard from the post office.

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Специалист

Level 6 Local Expert

Be sure to visit the first interactive medieval history park in Belarus, the Grand Duchy of Sula, located just 49 kilometers from the capital on the picturesque banks of the Sula River of the same name. Information is available on the website https://parksula.by . Be sure to visit!!! We visited this wonderful place with our family on 05/06/2026. Visitors receive a paper bracelet (we have a yellow color), a booklet of the Park with a brief history and a diagram of the territory with a schedule of all places to visit and a map of the territory. The tour and all the employees are mostly on the Belarusian move! But all the staff and some of the guides speak in Russian. We visited all the buildings without a guide: the Gothic Quarter, the Sulskaya Vezha, the Armory forge, the pottery workshop, the Collegium, The Belarusian gentry, the Sulsky distillery (Starki production. Demonstration and tasting rooms, Royal wine cellars), etc. We took a ride on the Viking boat "drakkara". The Pan Starki restaurant is famous for its pancakes, pancakes with machanka, dumplings and other traditional dishes. Entrance fee: - 45 rubles for adults, - 40 rubles. for friends, - 25 rubles for children. I really liked everything in the Medieval History Park "Grand Duchy of Sula"! A new world opens up here, where the line between the material and the spiritual is blurred, and the lost connection with our past is restored...

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максим степанов

Level 30 Local Expert

A great place, there is a place to walk and at the same time parasite on the Belarusian move) . The place is really well done and with historical moments in mind. Everything is organized very well. You can walk with baby strollers, but in some places you have to lift them up. I think it's worth considering the moment with gentle ramps, smooth paths over the paving stones, and at the same time it will help people with disabilities. I recommend you to visit.

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Оксана

Level 17 Local Expert

The park is worth visiting. The territory is large, there is something to see. I liked the on-site restaurant. Both the kitchen and the service are excellent. The only caveat is that all the tours are in Belarusian, and the program of the visit is also understandable, because we are in Belarus. But it was difficult for us tourists to navigate and understand what the guides were talking about.

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Данила

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a very cool place!!! The Red Castle greets you! Super story and guided tour, which is included in the entrance ticket. There is a tincture of tincture, you can ride a horse, there are many buildings for the Middle Ages. You can swim on the Galleys!!!

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Николай Безруков

Level 21 Local Expert

My impressions of this place are good. 1. It is not very far away. 2. An interesting program, and we took a boat ride and told you everything in an interesting way 3. The most important thing was that we were led by a man who understands and knows his business, and he told us a very interesting story. The role includes well 4. The food was delicious in the restaurant on the territory of this institution 😁

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Людмила Чеглик

Level 10 Local Expert

It is a very interesting place to learn about the history of our country. Good and friendly guides. The Historical Park is constantly developing: new exhibitions appear every year. Almost every weekend, some kind of themed event is held - a holiday. It is interesting for adults, children, Belarusians, and guests of Belarus. Excellent cuisine in the Belarusian culinary traditions. There are hotel rooms. There are many wonderful locations for photos. But there are a lot of people on the weekend. It's quieter on weekdays. I highly recommend it.

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Леонид

Level 14 Local Expert

An authentic place. Great respect to the people who were able to recreate the reconstruction of medieval settlements. Very picturesque nature. You will be able to visit various workshops and see how people lived at that time. I especially recommend trying bread that is cooked in the oven. There are also mini-hotels on site.

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Наталья Хацкевич

Level 7 Local Expert

I really liked it. It's great that there are such places. The food is delicious, the prices are normal. Entertainment, excursions. Everything is themed. Nature and beauty. The smell in the bakery is beyond words, and the bread itself is simply magical.

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Denis Plastinin

Level 12 Local Expert

It's a great place. It is necessary to arrive by 10, while there are few excursions. You will walk the entire route calmly, by 13 you will be near restaurants, there will be an influx of tour groups. You can eat in peace. :) The food at Pansky is excellent. Beef from the oven for 5 hours of languishing is easy. You take a taxi to the exit and parking lot. Parking is large and free. Atmospheric, great place.

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Мария Галушкина

Level 19 Local Expert

We arrived on our own, without an excursion. The area is very cozy and authentic. There are several souvenir shops, horseback riding. Each building has a guide who is ready to tell you about it (there is a weaving workshop, pottery, etc.). The ticket includes a tasting for adults. I was a little confused by the lack of any descriptions in the main castle. Modern mannequins and tableware items look a bit ridiculous in an antique setting.Goats and sheep are walking on the territory, you can pet them. Since we were on weekdays, there was only one cafe open, unfortunately we didn't have enough seats, we couldn't rate it.

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Алина Л.

Level 11 Local Expert

We visited Sula Park with our family, all adults) we really liked it) we were without a tour, rode a dragon, visited all the exhibition halls, tasted Starka. It was May 2, there were a lot of people, but it's good) an atmospheric place, lots of places to relax, just sit and relax. There are many places to eat: shish kebab, borscht, of course you need to wait, no one will cook for you in 5 minutes. We were satisfied) but I'm shooting a star for the road, still the road is disgusting, it's hard to drive) but plus the parking works, they're great, they show where there are free places)

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vdm

Level 16 Local Expert

I'm coming here for the second time, the only drawbacks are the overpricing for food inside the park, which is understandable - there are absolutely no alternatives around. And the dishes of Belarusian cuisine themselves are peculiar: if you do not like sausages, different parts of animals and fried / fatty foods, you risk being hungry, there will be literally several positions for you. But the cider is very good! But still, the place is not about food, but about how people carefully and respectfully restore our history, preserving traditions, culture and language, recreating the atmosphere of the castle complex at the end of the XVI century. And there are no analogues in Belarus yet, if you haven't been, be sure to visit

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Владимир Климов

Level 15 Local Expert

Great place! Large Parking lot, entrance fee is 45 Belarusian rubles. For this money, you will visit everything there is + take a ride on a (dragon boat) ship. There is a bakery and a restaurant. Sweep the axes, visit the forge to forge a spear. Also, go to the potter to learn pottery., taste the starka and much more, you can't tell everything... You have to see that.

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Anton R.

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a great place even in winter, and in summer it's even more interesting, there are a lot of animators who tell and show, guides who work perfectly, a lot of locations, delicious, original bread. You can spend the whole day in the complex. Expositions with a lot of artifacts. The restaurant is delicious, but you'll have to wait)) there is also a summer fast food kitchen (it didn't work in the winter, and in the summer it upset the quality and tired workers- an annoying cherry on the wonderful "pie of impressions") I recommend it. Try it

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Артем С.

Level 12 Local Expert

A beautiful place, made to look historical. Picturesque places and history. Of the cons: - at the other end, where there are gazebos, constant singing/dancing and very loud music - the feeling of a stream of people and the fact that you're just a wallet that paid for admission. That is, the guides may cut the program or not tell you something, due to the fact that the next group is already underway. - not tasty tinctures at the tasting, small pieces of pickled cucumbers from the appetizer) There are more advantages, so this is an advance assessment

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