Peter and Paul Cathedral

The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Minsk, built in the 1620s, was originally part of an Orthodox male monastery. During the extensive restoration of 1972–1978, the church was returned to its original appearance, with the northern bell tower restored and the shape of the domes changed to hipped roofs. The thickness of the cathedral's walls reaches three meters, and narrow loopholes have been preserved in the towers. The territory also hosts the Orthodox coffee shop "Kifa", where you can have a snack and participate in educational discussions.