What to do and see in Brest Region, Belarus: The Best Things to do Good for Kids

December 8, 2021 Sachiko Swiger

Brest Region or Brest Oblast or Brest Voblast (Belarusian: Брэ́сцкая во́бласць; Bresckaja vobłasć; Russian: Бре́стская о́бласть; Brestskaya Oblast) is one of the regions of Belarus. Its administrative center is Brest.
Restaurants in Brest Region

1. Memorial Complex Brest Hero-Fortress

Geroyev Oborony Brestskoi Kreposti St., 60, Brest 224018 Belarus +375 162 20-03-65 [email protected] http://brest-fortress.by
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Memorial Complex Brest Hero-Fortress

The Brest Fortress (the Brest-Litovsk Fortress) was one of the fortresses built in 1830-40s to strengthen the western borders of the Russian Empire. It was commissioned on April 26, 1842 and was considered as one of the strongest European fortresses of that period. However it wasn't tested in real battles for a long time. During the World War I the garrison was evacuated according to the order of the High Command and the Fortress was used as a Headquarters of Kaiser's Germany Eastern Front. After October Socialist Revolution Russia became Soviet. On the territory of the Brest Fortress the Soviet government signed the Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty with Germany and its allies (March 3, 1918), declaring the end of the WWI between them. After the Soviet-Polish war the Fortress ceded to Poland and was used as a military cantonment of the Polish Army. When the World War II erupted the Polish garrison was defending the Fortress from German aggressors for 3 days, but had to leave it. In September 1939 the Brest Fortress became Soviet. Two military divisions of the Red Army were stationed here. The Western Bug river flowing through the Fortress became a new borderline between Germany and the Soviet Union. On June 22, 1941 Germany invaded the USSR all along its borders. Units of Wehrmacht attacked the Fortress at 4.15 in the morning and surrounded it by 9 a.m. About 4.000 Soviet soldiers and commanders had to engage in battle with the enemy, having no opportunity to leave the besieged Fortress. The Fortress' Defence was the defence of its separate centres without Headquarters. Only in Citadel (the Central island) the defenders managed to create the united command on June 24, 1941. By the end of June most of the Fortress' territory was controlled by the Wehrmacht, though some defence sectors fought on till July, 12 (the Eastern Redoubt). The last known defender of the Brest Fortress Major P.Gavrilov was taken prisoner of war on July 23, 1941 - on the 32nd day of the war. But there were also other defenders. One of them used his bayonet to the rifle to write his last words on the brick wall of the barracks: "I'm dying, but I'm not surrendering. Farewell to the Motherland. 20/07/41".The Brest Fortress abundantly poured with the blood of its defenders became a sacred place for the people of the USSR. It became a symbol of courage, fortitude and military valor of a Soviet soldier. For the mass heroism shown during the defence, it was awarded the title of the Hero-Fortress (May 8, 1965). To commemorate the perished defenders it was decided to build a Memorial Complex. It was designed and constructed by the group of Soviet architects and sculptors with A.Kibalnikov at the head. The opening ceremony was held on September 25, 1971. The Memorial Complex "Brest Hero-Fortress" is a national shrine of the Republic of Belarus. More than 21 mln people from 120 countries around the world have already visited it. So driving through Brest be sure to see it!

Reviewed By cooker3000 - Dublin, Ireland

The most impressive place to visit in Brest. There are churches, museums and giant monuments so worth a few hours to wander around.

2. Lights Alley

Gogolya street, Brest Belarus http://krugosvetka.biz/alleya-fonarej-v-breste/
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Lights Alley

3. Historical and Memorial Museum Nemtsevichi Estate

Mira 50, Brest 224024 Belarus +375 162 97-67-06 http://nemtsevichi.by
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Historical and Memorial Museum Nemtsevichi Estate

4. Pedestrian Lenin Street

Lenina St., Pinsk Belarus
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Pedestrian Lenin Street

5. E-ride.by

Lesnoi ln., Kamianiuki 225063 Belarus +375 29 224-75-71 [email protected] http://www.E-ride.by
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E-ride.by

Rental of electric bicycles and electric scooters is located in the agro-town of Kamenyuki, near the National Park of Belovezhskaya Pushcha. Our electric transport will be useful to you during the cycle walk in the fresh air.

6. Belovezhskaya Pushha

Kamianiuki Belarus +375 1631 56-398 [email protected] http://www.npbp.by
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Belovezhskaya Pushha

Reviewed By Ben_around_75 - Copenhagen, Denmark

Took a cab here from Brest for a day of biking and exploration. We rented bikes and followed the various cycle routes around the park. There are different trails to follow depending on your thirst for adventure, we took a 16 km ride over the day and visited many of the parks attractions. One being one of the oldest oak trees with an age of over 600 years old, there is also some nice lakes to ride to and relax with a snack before cycling further. The cycle routes are mostly on a good tarmac road and pretty flat so you can take it easy and stop and enjoy the sights. At the beginning of the park there is a museum and a little zoo with various animals from the region. Great for the kids but the animals welfare seems a little neglected. If your not up for renting a bike there is also a train ride on a trolley train that takes you in to the park for a little ride. Totally enjoyed this day as it appeals to all sorts of adventures and a glimpse of the huge vast forest.

7. Brest Railway Museum

Masherova 2, Brest 224030 Belarus +375 162 26-37-64 http://brestcity.com/blog/brestskij-muzej-zheleznodorozhnoj-texniki
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Brest Railway Museum

8. Tower of Kamyanyets

Lenina St, 3a, Kamyanyets Belarus +375 1631 22-564 http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1894/
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Tower of Kamyanyets

9. Sovetskaya Street

Sovetskaya St., Brest Belarus
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Sovetskaya Street

10. Ruzhany Palace

Ruzhany Belarus http://www.belarus.by/ru/travel/belarus-life/ruzhany-palace
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Ruzhany Palace

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