Belarus Land: 360° Panoramas 1.1

Despite its turbulent history of war and destruction, many сultural treasures and attractions of Belarus have survived to tell the history of this fascinating country. Some of the oldest buildings of Belarus date from the Middle Ages. Artistic movements and religions have played their part in shaping the architecture of Belarus, with fine examples of Romanesque and Gothic, Baroque and Classicism, Modernism and Eclecticism to be found across the country. Belarus has a rich heritage in the arts. Masterpieces of a world-class standard are represented in the major museums of Belarus National Museum of History of the Republic of Belarus - the largest museum in the country, the National Art Museum of Belarus, Vitebsk Art Museum, Mogilev Regional Art Museum, National Polotsk Historical and Cultural Museum, etc. Annually vibrant cultural festivals take place. There are 27 state theaters and a large number of independent amateur groups in Belarus.

Belarusian cuisine has evolved over many centuries. Traditional dishes from Belarus remain popular. For these reasons, you’ll find that Belarusian cuisine is quite similar to those of Russia, Lithuania, Ukraine and Poland. The Jewish community has also contributed much to modern-day food culture in Belarus.

Most foreigners visiting Belarus require a visa.
Exceptions are:
passport holders from CIS states (except Turkmenistan)
 Cuban citizens (for visits up to 30 days)
 citizens from Serbia and Montenegro (for visits up to 30 days)
 Mongolian citizens (for visits up to 30 days)
 Venezuelan citizens (for visits upto 90 days)
 Macedonian citizens (for visits up to 30 days)

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