Palace of the Puslovskys in Kossovo

The Kossovo town (today’s Ivatsevichi District, Brest Oblast) was first mentioned in 1494 when Grand Duke of Lithuania Alexander Jagiellon presented these lands to Yan Khreptovich, a high-ranking state official of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. For several centuries Kossovo was owned by several distinguished dynasties: the Khreptovichs, Sanguszkos, Flemmings, Czartoryskis and Sapiehas. Wojciech Puslovsky bought the estate in 1821. He founded a carpet-making factory in Kossovo and built and restored about 60 churches in the neighborhood. The Puslovskys took pride in their estate being neighbors with the manor in the Merechevschina village, which was the birthplace of national hero of Poland and the USA and honorary citizen of France Tadeusz Kosciuszko.

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Niemcewicz Estate In Skoki Village

The magnificent Baroque-style estate was built in the 1770s to the order of Marceli Niemcewicz, a representative of the old family. The estate was inherited by his son Julian Niemcewicz, a writer, historian, and public figure, who served as an aide-de-camp to Tadeusz Kosciuszko and participated in the drafting of the first European constitution.

Il castello di Mir

Il castello di Mir è uno dei più significativi siti d’interesse turistico in Belarus, un campione di spicco dell’architettura difensiva del XVI secolo, inclusa nella Lista del Patrimonio Mondiale dell’UNESCO.

Castelli ad entrata libera

Il primo posto nella lista delle attrazioni turistiche gratuite di carattere storico e artistico occupano i castelli di Belarus che impressionano con una curiosa combinazione degli elementi architettonici e costruttori più vari, dei dettagli appartenenti a diversi stili ed epoche, e in virtù di ciò presentano un grande interesse non solo per gli appassionati di storia e cultura ma assolutamente per tutti.