Belarus

Archeological museum built over the excavated remains of a 13th-century East Slavic town, featuring preserved wooden structures and artifacts from the medieval period.

19th-century fortification forming part of the Brest Fortress defensive system, featuring preserved barracks and casemates that now serve as a historical memorial site.

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 dedicated to the life and work of the artist, located in his former family home and featuring personal belongings and archival documents.

19th-century citadel famous for its heroic defense against invading German forces during the opening days of the 1941 Operation Barbarossa.

Open-air museum featuring a collection of over 50 historic steam locomotives and railway carriages dating from the early 20th century to the Soviet era.

Distinctive rhombicuboctahedron-shaped library building known for its unique architectural design and extensive collection of national literature and historical documents.