5 Days in Belarus

• Białowieża Forest — Europe's last primeval forest and home to the world's largest population of wild European bison.
• Mir Castle — A stunning 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance castle — Belarus's most iconic historic landmark.
• Nesvizh Castle — A magnificent 16th-century palace complex — home of the Radziwill dynasty, surrounded by formal gard...

• Brest Fortress — A powerful WWII memorial at the fortress where Soviet troops held off the German invasion in 1941.
• Minsk Architecture — Stalin-era grandeur — wide boulevards, ornate metro stations, and monumental Soviet-era buildings.
• Braslav Lakes — A national park of 30 interconnected glacial lakes — canoeing, fishing, and forest camping.

• National Opera Theatre — Minsk's stunning Stalinist opera house — world-class performances at remarkably low ticket prices.
• European Bison Reserve — See the world's largest land animal in its natural forest habitat in Białowieża.
• Great Patriotic War Museum — Belarus's extraordinary WWII museum — the most comprehensive war museum in the former Soviet Union.

• Narochansky National Park — Belarus's largest lake and surrounding forest — swimming, cycling, and birdwatching.
• Krynitsa Brewery Tour — Tour Belarus's most famous beer factory and sample their popular lagers.
• Silichi Ski Resort — Belarus's top ski resort near Minsk — slopes, tubing, and winter outdoor activities.

Flex day — slow down, revisit a favourite spot, or add an optional extra. Trripah can suggest options based on your interests.