HOW THERE, "FATHER"?

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There was a week-long break in the busy work schedule, which I wanted to spend not only interestingly, but also "cognitively and gastronomically". Realizing that long distances to combine a beach holiday takes longer, they began to look for something closer. For a change, we decided to return to the car tour - because for the sake of impressions you can deviate from the route as much as you want. Schengen dropped out for several reasons: queues at customs and refugees after it. And the pricing policy is somehow not always great friends with quality. And here it seemed to shine: after all - Belarus! How many contradictory rumors around her: both in conversations and in the press… So they decided to check how there are "parents"?

Don't ring the bells!

It all started for us is not quite normal. If before the first point was the airport, now the insurance company.


Pryluky and Nizhyn flashed, bright villages began. In one of them they stopped and froze - storks lived near each house. Some were in large nests, others flew around with light wings and walked on the grass. The metal base for housing is made and installed on poles by locals.

The main road, laid out among the endless fields, with some minimal number of signs, seemed endless ...But soon it widened and literally leaned against the temple in front of the hill. Entering Chernihiv, we did not look for a hotel, but, as they say, on the second breath literally rushed to explore this, as it turned out, a cozy town. The journey to it took almost 8 hours, of which about two went off-road.

Learning that the bell tower of the Trinity Cathedral, from the upper tier of which offers a panoramic view of the city, open only to 17, went there. They found it effortlessly, because everyone who was asked was happy to help.

It is with pleasure - because, as it turned out, the people here are polite and friendly. Having paid two hryvnias for an entrance, began to overcome 195 ancient steps. Passing by the bells, I had to overpower myself, remembering the carefully placed announcement at the box office: "Do not call! ».

Enjoying the scenery, we went down and went on a ride around the city. We visited the Yelets Monastery and went to the oldest shrine in Chernihiv, which is part of the Trinity-Elijah Monastery in the Boldy Mountains. This is not only the largest underground church in Ukraine, but also the first cave monastery, founded by St. Anthony of Pechersk in 1069, when he left the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, which he founded.

Through the Church of St. Elijah they got to the cave part (paying 20 hryvnias for the entrance), the length of which is over 300 meters.


Archaeological excavations are still underway in the dungeons with incredible energy, where the underground churches of Saints Anthony, Theodosius and Nicholas the Holy are located. Sometimes they walked through tunnels in the dark. In the far hall you literally freeze when you see the icon of great power with the face of Nicholas Svyatosha. She is not an ancient letter, but a godsend, and it is felt put into her soul. Some even claim that when they look in the eyes, the ancient saint begins to talk to them… When going out at the box office bought traditional magnets.

At the top of the mountain, above the monastery, are the Slavic mounds Bezimenny and Gulbyshche, as well as the tomb of Mykhailo Kotsyubynsky.

We had lunch in the cafe "Varenichna" on Myru Avenue, 51 (prices, on average, 30 hryvnias for a large portion), which, judging by the golden diploma of the "Inspector" program, was not only to our taste. Then we went for a walk through the center.

Beautiful roads, quality markings, clean paved sidewalks, wrought-iron lanterns, visible and understandable signs, the absence of unauthorized trade and calm smiling people created a warm atmosphere. Neatly dressed citizens walk leisurely along the clean streets along the well-kept houses. Arriving at the temple, which "met" us at the entrance, in the park, which is located nearby, we visited a unique exhibition of ancient cast iron tools and enjoyed the view from the observation deck.

Looking for a night in the center.

Seeing the funny name "Umbrella" (opposite the hotel "Ukraine"), they stopped and called the director, whose phone number was written right on the door. Prices, of course, are not Dnepropetrovsk. Apartments here from 200 to 400 hryvnia for two rooms with all amenities and a balcony.

Getting up earlier, we headed towards the border checkpoint Novi Yarilovichi, passing through which you get to Novaya Guta in the Gomel region. Here you can stop for just a few moments: do not refuel in Ukraine and, again, the road surface. About an hour's drive. But on the way there is a feeling that you are dragged in a cart on sleepers, along which are cleaned only on major holidays. After all, "from the other side" to us, from a wonderful road, go to the "washing board", Belarusians, Baltics, Poles and other Europeans.

Million per ride

The passage of the two customs takes about an hour.

This is provided that the "green card" is issued, there are no problems with documents and you are not a reseller, sorry, entrepreneur. In the queue you can take care of filling out migration cards.


The lion's share of time is spent on the declaration in two copies, which must indicate not only the cash and luggage, but also all the technical characteristics of the car. And you need to keep this document as the apple of your eye, because without it the car will not pass back. Next to the declaration forms you can get a free map of Belarus with toll roads. Visiting Duty Free is only possible on the way back. Formalities of customs officers and border guards are not particularly stressful. More nerves will go if you have to stand in line for a long time, because there are few "corridors", and Ukrainians only have to go through the "red".

After presenting the cabin and trunk, handing over the control coupon issued by the border guards in the last position, the barrier rises: “Welcome to Belarus! »

A cool road, a clean roadside and a metal net (as it turned out for hundreds of kilometers) fences off the forest to prevent wild animals from running out. And here we are at the first Belorusneft gas station. A liter of 95th grade gasoline is 8 hryvnias cheaper than ours. There are not as many gas stations as we are used to, and there are no refuelers anywhere. First you need to leave money or a card at the box office, and only then to "feed your iron horse" and either pay extra or take the rest. Here, in a special window, you must enter into an agreement on several pages for toll roads. The minimum amount is equivalent to 45 euros (slightly more than one million BR).

This includes the advance and rental of a special device the size of a matchbox, which is attached to the windshield with Velcro.

On the tracks there are special frames with sensors and cameras, passing under which there is a signal that the write-off for travel has passed (two signals - a small balance on the account, three or four - something is wrong). You can do without a sensor, but then when leaving the country will be fined, the amount of which shocks anyone. Toll roads are usually 2-3 rows in each direction with perfect coverage and excellent dividing strip. The villages along them are fenced off with a special high dust and noise absorption barrier. Speed ​ ​ mode - 100 for trucks and 120 kilometers per hour for cars. Few cars. There are no billboards, streamers, etc. anywhere, nothing distracts from driving.

Let's go back to the contract: during its conclusion you can pay only with local cash or non-chip cards, as the device does not recognize Gold or Platinum.


The nearest exchange office is in a branch of Belarusbank, which is located in a small town five minutes drive. A landmark for turning to it - a funny sign "Attention children". In the bank you immediately remember the 90s, because the exchange rate of 20.000 Belarusian rubles for one dollar. But the millionaires will soon be transferred to them, as the denomination will begin on July 1.2016, as a result of which four zeros will be taken away.

Returning to pay, you need to go on the track in the opposite direction from the gas station, turn around, and then back. There is a desire to shorten the route and use the exit from the gas station to the village, but there are cameras. They are everywhere. Absolutely. Even at conventions in the woods. And this, together with the culture of drivers, has reduced the number of even minor accidents.

No one cuts, crosses a solid "even if no one sees" and so on. Pedestrians do not cross the route - because it is illuminated and clean underground passages.

If there is a need for overhead, then in front of him bright markings, signs of slowing down, warning LED lights over the road and, of course, lights. The latter gain energy during the day with the help of solar panels.

It makes no sense to go to the sidelines for the sake of necessity - every few tens of kilometers there are special "pockets" in which there are toilets, gazebos, benches and tables, urns and, again, video surveillance. Access to "open nature" is still online.

Looking a little further, at the beginning of the trip we saw in the local news how the President ordered the construction of more than a hundred capital complexes with cafes, recreation areas and motels on the main roads in the near future.

In just a few days, the work was already in full swing: dozens of workers at each site with the help of new Hyundai equipment performed the task well.

Holy Water from the Cross


It was decided not to visit Zhlobin, although the fame of its famous meat-packing plant beckoned. We went straight to Gomel. The city immediately caught the eye of cleanliness and well-groomed. Near the lake from the sheaves of wheat, painted in green, was made a recognition of the townspeople "I LOVE GOMEL". On the way to the center, they noticed an interesting contrast: next to the modern houses stood houses made of logs, which have already celebrated at least two centuries. By the way, there are a lot of similar ones along the routes. And in Minsk they are not uncommon. They also noticed a large number of them when they came to the villages closest to the highway.

By the way, gambling is officially allowed. But this is more for visitors who satisfy their passion to replenish the state treasury. People here understand that passion and gambling are diseases, just like spending time on social networks or playing computer games.

Here is a different social mood: reading, studying and working. That's why the streets are almost empty during the day, while there are always customers in many bookstores.

Going down to the park, you get like a fairy tale. Mighty trees, trimmed shrubs, well-groomed flower beds and lawns, conveniently paved paths, cast iron boxes in the form of medieval guns and benches everywhere. Among all this splendor - churches, castles, museums, children's playground and observation tower 1840 buildings. Here from its platform at a height of 40 meters and decided to explore the park. Having bought tickets for 15.000 rubles, they began to climb the steep spiral staircase.

From above, a truly incomparable view opened up.

The Gomel Palace and Park Ensemble has six museum objects and architectural monuments of the XVIII-XIX centuries, including the Rumyantsev and Paskevich Palace, which has 16 exhibition and 8 exhibition halls.

We were not indifferent to the Peter and Paul Cathedral, which is now the cathedral of the Gomel-Zhlobin diocese, which outwardly resembled the Transfiguration of Dnipropetrovsk. On its territory in the original building is a spring with holy water. Inside, between the human figures of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene, is a cross with holy water pouring on it. Quenched thirst, washed, took with them. Even in a few weeks the water did not spoil. Souvenirs and magnets can be bought nearby in the church shop. If you don't like any of them, we advise you to go to the post office or book.


Going to the square, you can go down Soviet Street, go to the Belarusian cosmetics store, Central Department Store (reminiscent of the range and quantity of Soviet crystal), fast food cafe with national cuisine (the first two, second and compote cost $ 5).

Below - a cozy hotel "Central", which has only 4 rooms from 35 to 70 meters for 35 to 70 dollars, a large hotel "Sozh" (the same name with the river), branded sausage and a small supermarket "Arcade". If you turn towards the concert hall, we recommend visiting the department of Zhlobin meat-packing plant next to the ticket office. Sausages, frankfurters, sausages (creamy, dairy, language, etc. ) are made from natural raw materials using the old proven technology. Of course, they are not as bright and attractive as we are used to, because they do not have dyes, but what a taste! Forgotten and unforgettable!

Crambambula and Sorcerers

In general, Gomel is a neat, well-kept town with excellent roads, cobblestones, brightly colored houses (for example, the first floor is blue, the second and third are green, and the upper floors are yellow) and responsive people. It is a pleasure to walk on it in any weather and at any time.

In the evening, except for the lanterns, all the buildings are beautifully illuminated, which creates a romantic mood. There is almost no crime.

Pleasantly relaxing and the lack of intrusive advertising. There are no city lights, billboards, neon lights, and no big and bright "stimuli" at all. There is a small sign near each outlet. Posters and advertisements are located on special stands near public transport stops. And they are not deployed towards the road, but are perpendicular to it. And in general, no Belarusian city has slaughterhouses, mafias, kiosks, tents, etc.

The only exceptions are Belsoyuzdruk. No remote trade, except ice cream (no shawarma, pizza, cakes, beer). And ice cream is noble here. Made according to the same, best and correct GOST "from previous times". The labels say: "Morozprodukt" ice cream "28 kopecks".


Neat modern trolleybuses can be reached almost anywhere. In general, the city is quiet and one of the liveliest places is the Station Square. Five minutes walk from it is a store of branded confectionery factory "Red Mozyryanin". It is a paradise for connoisseurs. Several types of waffles, marmalade, marshmallows, pastilles and candies, made according to GOST from natural components without GMOs, additives, amplifiers and other chemicals. Next on Privokzalna Street is Budzma Tavern, stylized for the interior of a Belarusian house.

GAI saw only once. They stopped, checked the "green card" and wished a happy journey. You do not violate - no problem!

Beaver Market

To cheer up, they turned to Bobruisk. The walk through the center contrasted sharply with Gomel.

There were a lot of different people wandering around the food market with a bunch of attached rows of clothes, shoes and other consumer goods. The appearance of some, for some reason, did not inspire confidence. It seems to be neat around, but not so ...And here he is, finally! The symbol of the city is a bronze beaver! Fashionable, cool, huge. Some parts of it shine in the sun because people touch it for good luck. Then the central square was followed by a clue in search of his relative. On the way we noticed a good supermarket and a bookstore, where, again, you can buy magnets.

Passing the monument to the liberators, they saw another beaver near the casino - he was sitting on a bench and his clothes were painted.

A quick look at the main attractions, noted that the beautiful and ancient buildings, however, like the whole town, still need to be understood. From afar - beautiful, but close… Deciding not to stay in Bobruisk, hurried to the car.

In search of a metropolitan hotel

Minsk greeted us with eight-row traffic and bright large new buildings. The first driver we approached was happy to put us on our tail and lead us to the center.

Surprised that in a city of two million it was a problem to find a suitable hotel. The tablet offered various apartments and a number of hotels. The first option was rejected immediately because I wanted to live in a Minsk hotel.

Options, such as "Tourist", located 30 minutes by car from the center, too, were not considered. It was interesting to go out and immediately immerse yourself in the cultural and historical environment, not on the highway.


In the center, many were happy to help us, but where the nearest hotel could not specify. It was simply unnecessary for them to know. Due to the price reason, "President Hotel" dropped out by itself. In the dead end of the sleeping quarter loomed something modern and exotic, which clearly stands out from the picture.

It turned out to be "Beijing" with the cheapest number for 160 and breakfast for 30 dollars. And suddenly good luck - two mothers walking in wheelchairs knew everything in the district. On their advice, 10 minutes from "GUM", "Palace of Independence" and other attractions in the courtyards of the hotel "40 years of Victory". Rooms: from $ 10 without renovation to a two-room "suite" for $ 50. In the last - simple wall-paper, a little seated sofa and a carpet which is not cleared.

But, but two balconies with great views from the 9th floor, TV, refrigerator and two bathrooms! Wi-fi is amazing - you need to pay at least 10 hours at the reception and log in through a special site where you need to password. Moreover, if you turn off access on a tablet or smartphone, the money will still be withdrawn. You need to log in to the site where you log in.

It's generally cozy, downstairs is a cafe where you can have breakfast or order a business lunch for $ 3.

At the entrance is always a doorman with a military uniform and a well-set voice. Passports are always taken at any hotel (for 10 minutes until you check in…) Migration cards must be shown.

Dancing and Armor

After going down from the 9th floor, according to the documents, they asked the friendly staff where they could spend the evening. We advised to take a 10-minute walk on May Day 18 in the Kamyanytsia cafe near Gorky Park. Did not regret it!

The restaurant, decorated in the style of a medieval castle, enchanted with national cuisine. Among the wild stone and knight's armor we were met by a beautiful girl in an antique dress. After leading to a massive wooden table, she offered a hot fragrant "Belarusian collection". Unusual incendiary music was heard from the next hall.

That evening we were served by the friendly Elena Klimova, who with incredible patience and pleasure told us about each dish.


And there was something to choose from: pork ears with garlic in sour cream, draniki stuffed with mushrooms and home-made sausage, potato pancakes, sorcerers and much more. Everything is prepared in ceramic dishes and no heating. Portions are very large, so you should not order a lot of salt.

While they waited, the musicians entered the hall. The girl invited everyone to the center in Belarusian.

Gathering guests, she diligently began to teach all the basic movements of ancient dances. And in 15 minutes everyone seemed to be transported by the time machine in the Middle Ages: colorful performers, stone vaults, national costumes and armor flickered before the sounds of live music in the dance. The atmosphere of the ancient holiday was brightly complemented by Saturday dinner.

Interestingly, Belarusian is not heard so often in everyday life. Mostly in Russian and without any accent. Of course, signs on the streets, institutions or the subway - on the state. There are several TV channels on it.

And so: everyone chooses the language and style of communication convenient for him.

We went outside after 9 p. m. Quiet, clean, calm and light - illuminated and the road and sidewalk. On the poles are blue mailboxes for letters that no one "vandals". And nowhere, in any city, there is no graffiti, not even fences are painted.

All historic buildings are highlighted. People from all over Europe come here to admire the monumental architecture of Stalin's buildings. Restored, sandblasted, painted and well-groomed buildings are mesmerizing. During the day - in its own way, and at dusk - unobtrusive, but at the same time, amazing lighting. You can walk along Independence Avenue at any time. But during working hours it is also almost empty, so you can get great photos in the desert square in front of the palace of the same name, or the Government House.

Next to the latter is the Red Church of Saints Simeon and Helena - an architectural monument and one of the hallmarks of Minsk. Leaving it, you can go down to the "underground city", as it is called by Minskers.

On the square you can see only the transparent dome, under which is the shopping center "Capital" - a luxurious and multilevel, getting into which you seem to be moving to a European city.


On the other side of the square, the entrance to the city council and the main post office are open to everyone - an impressive building that is worth a visit to admire the inner beauty! The Ministry of Energy on the parallel Karl Marx Avenue was very impressed. The shock was that there was no security near him, any cars were parked freely, and officials and bicycles were parked in front of the entrance during the break. Not for journalists or cameras, it's just that it's really convenient to go to work.

And the cars around are not new and not expensive, and in the ministerial yards the same. Although the prices for them are enviable for us. When they heard the advertisement on the radio, they were surprised: Outlander 2016 from 19500 and Volvo V40 from 22500 dollars. That's right.

Such figures speak better than any words.

During the walk I was surprised again by the absence of dust and dirt. The solution turned out to be simple: thousands of communal workers sweep the streets early in the morning, wipe flower beds, urns and plinths of buildings, and the roadway is thoroughly cleaned and washed by special vehicles. And for some reason this surprises only tourists.

A little further we saw the building of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Belarus, right at the entrance to which a Minsk resident was digging in the engine of an old car that stalled. And no one was embarrassed, and security was not visible. We went to the subway, "departure" in which across the road from the "President Hotel".

Nearby are the railway and Central bus stations, the National Academic Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theater, Art Museum, Park of Culture and Recreation. M. Gorky.

And on Independence Avenue itself, of course, you should visit GUM, which is located opposite the National Bank.

Napkin Cake

The country's largest department store impresses with its architecture and interior luxury. Passing under an inconspicuous sign, you find yourself in huge halls with columns, stucco, gilding and huge chandeliers. There are no corners for rent: everything is measured and a lot of space. It is necessary to drive away thoughts: "which stand idle areas".


Beautiful souvenirs, stunning natural chocolate from the Kommunarka factory, alcoholic beverages from the Krystal plant, which has been operating since 1893, and, of course, the crystal, high-quality Belarusian knitwear departments and an incredible selection of branded cosmetics and care products. There are also small sections of electronics and household goods.

It is better to buy the famous "crystal" vodka or other alcoholic beverages in branded stores, where everything is much cheaper. There is one, for example, near the Komarovsky market.

Next to "GUM" is the Central deli, where you seem to be transported to the past. These used to be in every big city. On one side are refrigerated display cases, and on the other - a long but narrow rack-table, located along the entire wall with windows. Huge bronze chandeliers illuminate the columns and gilded frames that frame the bright and "juicy" domestic scenes in the style of socialist realism.

Choosing lemonade, classic ice cream (with milk, not ice) or a cake that will be offered on a napkin or saucer, you can sit on a high chair and watch the avenue. For the completeness of the picture, perhaps, only the first twenty "Volga" are not enough…

And some more classics - the most delicious pastries, of course, in the store "Kawai", in the windows of which are displayed delicious loaves, bagels and bundles of lamb…

The products here are high quality in absolutely all stores. This may be the chain "Posttorg", a wonderful store "Ocean" on Kozlova, 2 and others. Attention should be paid to canned food: local stewed horse and fish (pollock liver, salmon, salmon, saithe, etc. ) of Far Eastern and Baltic origin. But the usual disposable bags are paid almost everywhere - from 1500 to 3000 rubles (about 8-15 cents).

By the way, the subway can be reached very quickly and comfortably almost all the tourist attractions of the capital, but the center is still better to walk around. And we advise you to do it many times - each time it will be like a mini-journey with new discoveries.

And what a trip without visiting the main food market.


In Minsk it is Komarovsky. You can safely spend the afternoon on it and not regret it. The car can be left in a multi-level parking lot a hundred meters from it. Near the open rows and the covered pavilion of the central market are bronze sculptures of a lady with a dog, an old photographer and "Grandma with seeds". Entering the covered part, the unprepared tourist freezes: dozens of themed benches and hundreds of vendors. All types and varieties of pastries, candies, cookies, gingerbread. Then - fish and seafood from the Baltics and Russia.

Fresh meat, many "dairy" showcases with an incredible selection of cheeses, cheese, ryazhenka and more. Hundreds of meters of counters with meat delicacies impressed with their variety: raw beef and turkey tenderloin, sausages and other products made. All products only in clean, well-lit refrigerators.

The only downside - as soon as you get the camera, silent people appear nearby… Yes, and sellers are against.

Feel like a prince

Of course, it is possible to describe the Belarusian beauty for an infinitely long time. After all, it is enough to start the story of Bialowieza Forest and the Residence of Santa Claus, which are less than 400 kilometers from Minsk, and it will be impossible to stop. And near the reserve, on the outskirts of which, incidentally, you can live in comfortable cottages, is the heroic Brest with the legendary fortress. But this is a completely different story.

In the end I would like to dwell on Nesvizh.

It is not for nothing that before leaving we watched the comedy "This is Love", the culmination of which took place in these places. After driving only 120 kilometers, we left the car near the picturesque lake and took the road, paved literally among its waters.

In a cozy town there is something to see.

This is the first baroque temple in Eastern Europe. > , built in 1596 town hall , Craftsman's House and more. But our main goal is Nesvizh Castle. Palace and Park Ensemble of the XVI-XIX centuries, which served as the residence of the powerful and richest Radziwill family of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, then the Commonwealth, the Russian Empire and Prussia. For 400 years of its history in the architecture and interior decoration of the palace are reflected in the Renaissance, Classicism, Baroque and Modern. This truly fabulous building leaves no one indifferent.

After buying tickets and taking free tickets, we headed towards history. Behind the mighty gate, a large courtyard appeared.


The premises impressed even more: a library with original medieval tomes and documents, a hunting hall with stuffed birds and animals, a white ballroom, luxurious, furnished offices hundreds of years ago and much more. In one of the rooms there is a unique billiards "Monarch". It is made of mahogany in 1896 by the German branch of the American company "Brunswisk". Under his cloth is a stone slab. Each massive leg consists of hundreds of elements assembled into a single puzzle. This table is unique in that when the bullet hit the pocket, fanfares sounded, which seem to be the most complex musical mechanism.

What this unique table has not seen for its age: in 1917 revolutionaries beat with a stick and inadvertently, during the Second World War Luftwaffe pilots smashed pyramids on it. During the retreat, the Germans took everything they could out of the castle, but ...except billiards.

After all, it was once collected here, on the spot, and, given its weight and size, it is impossible to carry it through the door. After the war, the "Inter-collective farm-health resort" was organized in the Nesvizh Palace, and bullets were chased by resting collective farmers.

Finally, the Belarusian government turned its attention to this work of art, and from 2002 to 2004, masters from the Zhodino-based company Ruptur restored a unique billiard table.

The whole day is not enough to see the whole castle. There is a church, a weapons room with swords, armor, capsule pistols and cannons, a collection of carved furniture made of valuable wood, fireplaces and clocks on them, coins, utensils and much more.

And what are medieval toys: a wooden mechanical theater or, for example, a log, which is half dotted with waves and painted blue, and on the other hand on it sailboats.

When he was slowly turned by the prince's servants, it seemed that ships were coming out of the waves.

And finally, do not forget to feel like a prince - near the wardrobe friendly staff for 30.000 rubles will be happy to put on you costumes in which you can walk around the castle and go out into the yard. And indeed, walking in these outfits through the ancient corridors, even the course changes, because you feel like an ancient ruler.

Instead of an afterword

Everyone draws their own conclusions: where to go, what to see, how to perceive or feel what they see. We will not describe feelings, draw parallels, scold or praise anyone. And to the question "How are you, Father? "Let's answer simply: " I liked it ".

Andriy TSURKANOV,

photo by Irina TURKANOVA

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Минск
Источник со святой водой
Меню
Казино
Опять меню
Белорусский сбор
Чергинов
Чернигов
Несвижский замок
Внутренний двор
Чернигов
Колокольня в Чернигове
Антониевы пещеры
Дорога из Чернигова к границе
Граница
Реклама в Гомеле
Въезд в город
Ул. Советская
Почта
Светофор
Гомельский парк
На территории парка
Мост в паре
Смотровая башня
Расписание
Историческая памятка
Вид со смотровой башни
Старая улица
Перекрёсток
У корчмы
Меню
Вареники
Булочная
Фирменный магазин
Отель
Платная трасса
Отличный расход
Платная дорога
Обычная остановка на трассе
Пешеходный переход на трассе
Барьер на трассе
Бобруйск
Многие знают, многие ездят...
Минск
Центр Минска
Официант Алёна Климова
Рынок
Крытый рынок
Театр
Центральный гастроном
Мороженное
ГУМ
ГУМ
Продуктовый магазин
Центр столицы
Старый город
Дом Книги
Министерство
Красный Костёл
Площадь и вход в
Социальная реклама
Подземный торговый центр
Внутренний двор Несвижского замка
Библиотека замка
Кабинет
Один из залов
Столовая
Гетьманский зал
Охотничий зал со знаменитым бильярдом
Игрушечный механический театр
Средневековая детская игрушка
Оружейная комната
Панорама внутреннего двора замка
Деревенька
Въезд в Минск с трассы
Комаровский рынок
Панорама Комаровского рынка со второго этажа
В Министерство на велосипеде
Поломка возле суда
Зоны отдыха вдоль трасс
Беседка возле трассы
Не сори!
Гомель после дождя
Внимание :-)
Прогуливающийся аист
Ежедневная уборка города
Дворец Независимости
Чергинов
Бобруйск
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