Grodna

12th-century Orthodox church featuring unique masonry with embedded polished stones and ceramic tiles, representing a rare example of Black Ruthenian architectural style.

11th-century fortification that served as the residence of Grand Dukes of Lithuania, featuring a reconstructed palace and a stone church from the 12th century.

Museum housed in an 18th-century palace that documents the history of various religions and their influence on the cultural development of the region.

Orthodox cathedral built in the early 20th century, featuring a distinctive Neo-Russian architectural style and serving as a prominent religious site in the region.

Baroque cathedral built in the 17th century for the Jesuit order, featuring ornate wood carvings and a prominent twin-towered facade overlooking the city square.

Literary museum dedicated to the life and work of the prominent Belarusian poet, featuring personal belongings, manuscripts, and documents related to his creative legacy.