Bobruysk
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Righteous Among Nations Alley
Bobruysk, Sotsialisticheskaya St
The Avenue of Righteous Among Nations is situated in the center of Bobruisk on Socialist Street. It was solemnly opened on July 3, 2005 to commemorate Belarusians who saved Jews during World War II. Here the memory of 13 local residents honored as "Righteous Among Nations" is immortalized, while another fifteen rescuers are also mentioned.
Beresinsky Bridge Bobruisk
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
Berezinsky Bridge in Bobruisk is an important city crossing over Berezina River. It connects districts on both sides of the river, playing a key role in the region's transportation infrastructure. Historically, the crossing site had strategic significance due to its location along the route through Berezina, which served as a natural defense boundary and transport corridor. The modern bridge was reconstructed in 1957 on the road through Bobruisk.
Pushkin Library
Bobruysk, Sovetskaya St, 87
The A.S. Pushkin Library in Bobruisk is situated on Pushkin Street. It is a municipal cultural and educational institution known for its books and kraevedcheskie materials. The library building is among the historical-cultural objects of the city and is associated with the development history of public education and reading. Named after the great Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.
Bobruisk Arena
Bobruysk, Karbysheva St, 11
Ice Palace "Bobruisk-Arena" opened on May 31, 2008. It is situated in the area near Bobruisk Fortress at Karbysheva Street, 11. The main purpose of the complex is hockey matches and other ice events with seating for up to 7,000 people. Teams like Dinamo-Shinnik performed here as well as concerts featuring famous Russian and Belarusian artists took place.
Bobruisk Fortress
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Bobruisk Fortress located in the historical center of Bobruisk is an important object of Belarusian historical and cultural heritage. Designed by engineer-general Karl Opperman, it was built between 1810 and 1834. The fortress was constructed on the right bank of the Berezina River, where it meets with the Bobruisk River. It is included in the state register of historical and cultural values of the republic and has republican significance. Built to defend the western borders of the Russian Empire ahead of the Napoleonic war.
Bobruisk Drama Theatre named after Dunin-Martsinkevich
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Bobruisk Drama Theatre named after Dudin-Marzinkevich is situated in the historical center of Bobruisk city. Founded in 1944, since 1977 it bears the name of Wincenty Dudin-Marzinkevich, renowned founder of Belarusian national drama. The theater has a rich history: over the years it was renamed and reorganized, initially becoming a musical-drama theater, then the Mogilev Musical Comedy Theater, and finally returning to dramatic art.
Bobruisk Railway Station
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Bobruisk Railway Station is an historical transportation hub of the city. Passenger traffic began here in 1873, while freight trains started running a year earlier. The station serves its namesake railway station and belongs to the Belarusian Railways. Thanks to the railroad, Bobruisk became an important transport center connecting Mogilev, Gomel and western regions.
Bobruisk Regional Museum
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
The Bobruisk Regional Museum was founded in 1924. Since 1996 it has been housed in two buildings: the main one on Socialist Street, 56/40 with an area of 1343 sq. m; and a mansion built in 1912 on Pushkin Street, 145. The exhibition occupies 668.9 sq. m and is displayed in ten halls. The foundation consists of materials from 28 museum collections, including exhibits transferred to the museum after the Bobruisk Economic Achievements Exhibition in 1927.
Bobruisk Monastery Complex Historical Site
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
Bobruisk Monastic Complex is situated within Bobruisk Fortress grounds. It includes Alexandro-Nevsky Cathedral, formerly a garrison church, and a house chapel dedicated to Our Lady "Skopospasitelnitsa". The complex is housed in former administrative buildings of the military facility. The monastery's history dates back to ruins of fortress architecture. Currently, the cathedral undergoes internal renovations while maintaining ties between the fortress' military history and contemporary religious life of the city.
Bobruisk Market
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
Bobruisk Market is a traditional trading point of the city associated with the historical trade function of its central district. Located in the area of central urban development, near historic streets, here for centuries developed trade, becoming one of the foundations of life for Bobruychane. Nearby the market has formed a characteristic urban environment reflecting everyday life of residents.
Bobruisk Art Museum Poplavsky Name
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Bobruisk Art Museum named after Poplavsky is situated in the historical center of the city. Established in 2009 based on the municipal exhibition hall opened in 1976. Named after artist Georgy Poplavsky and part of Bobruisk's cultural system. The transformed exhibition hall became an important artistic institution of the city.
Pushkin Street Urban Mansion 211
Bobruysk, Pushkina St, 211
The building of the city mansion, constructed in 1912, is included in the State List of Historical-Cultural Values of Belarus. It is situated at Pushkin Street, house 211, Bobruisk city. Previously, the mansion housed the representation of the National Olympic Committee of Belarus.
Katznelson Matrona's House
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
Katsnelson Matrona Mansion built in 1912 is a wooden architecture monument executed in modern style. In November 1918 it housed Bobruisk District Revolutionary Committee. The first owner was Paya-Bryna Katsnelson who dealt with forest trade. Currently the building is situated on International Street formerly known as Presnenskaya Street.
Tetris House
Bobruisk, residential area
Residential building Tetris House in Bobruisk stands out with its original shape resembling the game "Tetris". Its facade combines protruding volumes and strict geometric lines reflecting the style of Soviet modernism from the 1980s.
Bobruisk Jewish Cemetery
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
The Bobruisk Jewish Cemetery is situated on Minsk Street. It is linked to the history of the large Jewish community of the city from the 19th century until early 20th century and serves as a memorial site for the Bobruisk Jewish community. During Nazi occupation, the cemetery was used to hide traces of mass murders where remains were extracted and burned. After the war, it received remains of Holocaust victims transferred from other regional locations. The cemetery needs protection due to instances of damage to fences and gates.
Bank Building on Sovetskaya Street
Bobruysk, Sovetskaya St, 77/48
The bank building is situated at Sovetskaya Street, 77/48 in Bobruisk. Built in the early 20th century, it is an object of historical and cultural significance for the city. Currently, this building houses a branch of the Forestry Engineering College.
Building on Sovetskaya Street, 79
Bobruysk, Sovetskaya St, 79
The building at Soviet Street, 79 is part of the historical center's architecture in Bobruisk. It is included in the list of the city's historic-cultural values. Located on a street where several stone structures from the early 20th century have been preserved.
Iver's Church
Bobruisk, entrance to the city
Iversky Cathedral is located at the entrance to Bobruisk and is an active Orthodox church of the city. Open daily from 8:00 to 19:00. The building is a single-domed church in traditional Russian style.
Church of Immaculate Conception of Our Lady
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Church of Immaculate Conception of Our Lady in Bobruisk was built between 1901-1903 in the neo-gothic style. In 1958 its facade was partially destroyed and incorporated into an administrative building. After returning the temple to the Catholic parish in 1989 it was re-consecrated in 1990. The main altar of the church was consecrated as early as 1912.
Bobruisk Fortress Barracks
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Bobruisk Barracks — part of Bobruisk Fortress's historical layout built from 1810 to 1836. These structures were used for permanent garrison accommodation during wartime and belong to fortification architecture of the early 19th century. Maintaining connection with the historical landscape of the fortress near the Berezina River, the barracks constitute an important element of the city's defensive system.
Memorial to Victims of Fascism in Kamenka
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Memorial to Victims of Fascism in Kamenka is situated in the historical center of Bobruisk. It reminds us of tragic events of World War II when German occupiers organized mass extermination of city Jews from August to December 1941. Special significance has the place of mass shootings which took place on the night from November 6th to 7th of the same year. The memorial serves as a symbol of memory and respect for residents of Bobruisk who became victims of Nazism.
Bobruisk Ghetto Prisoners Memorial Sign
Bobruysk, Bakharova St
Memorial plaque for Bobruisk ghetto prisoners is installed on Baharova Street in Bobruisk. It recalls the period from August 1 to December 30, 1941 when Jews from the city and surrounding areas were forcibly relocated here before mass murders. The plaque was unveiled on October 19, 2008 and commemorates the tragic chapter in history after which the area was declared free of Jewish population.
Memorial Su-24M Aircraft
Bobruisk, city centre
In the city center of Bobruisk there is a memorial Su-24M aircraft - a frontline bomber developed by the Soviet Union, which has become a monument to military aviation and part of the exhibition of the Bobruisk Memorial.
Minsk Street Bobruisk
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
Minskaya Street in Bobruisk is one of the city's main arteries. Here is located the Holy-Georgievskaya church built in 1905-1907. In the past at the intersection with Uritsky Street there was a trading square of the Minsky forshtadt consisting of stalls. Buildings and mosaics from the Soviet period have been preserved. The street has historical value and is called "Bobruisk's aorta."
Beresina Embankment in Bobruisk
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Beresina Embankment in Bobruisk runs along the city's main river connecting it to historical development. This promenade area offers scenic views of Beresina's valley. According to the 1978 master plan, the embankment became the compositional center of the city. It features sections for urban strolls seamlessly integrated into the overall architectural environment of Bobruisk's historic core.
Vera Khorengaya Monument
Bobruisk, city centre
In the city center of Bobruisk stands a monument to Vera Khorey — a heroine of Belarusian underground, awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union. The memorial was opened in 1971 and is part of a memorial complex dedicated to the military glory of the city.
Vincent Dunin-Marcinkevic Monument
Bobruisk, city park of culture and rest
In Bobruisk's city park of culture and rest there is a monument to Wincent Duńin-Marcinkiewicz, a well-known founder of Belarusian drama. It is situated on the central alley of the park. The authors of the monument are folk artists of Belarus L. and S. Gumilevsky. The opening of the monument took place with a solemn ceremony and performance by a wind orchestra.
Memorial to Warriors Internationalists
Bobruisk, city centre
In the city center of Bobruisk, there stands a monument to the war veterans created by architect Eduard Agounovich and sculptor Vladimir Slobodchikov. A bronze composition was unveiled in 1998 and dedicated to Bobruyscans who died in military conflicts outside their country. The monument is a significant element of the city's memorial sculpture of the late 20th century.
Memorial to Soviet Warriors who Liberated
Bobruysk, Pobedy Sq
The monument to soviet soldiers who liberated the city is situated on Victory Square in Bobruisk and was installed in 1964. It is dedicated to the memory of soldiers who freed the city during World War II. The monument is part of the memorial complex of Victory Square.
Shura Balabanov Monument
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
In Bobruisk's historical center, near the restaurant "Chervonaya Vezha", there is a monument to literary hero Shura Balabanov. It was installed in 2012 and is part of Bobruisk's city sculpture. The image of the hero from the novel "Golden Calf" and the story "Twelve Chairs" by Ilf and Pyotrov has become a symbol of the connection between literature and the city.
Memorial Sign to Seamen of Dniepr Naval Flotilla
Bobruisk, intersection of Lenin St and Schmidt St
Memorial sign dedicated to sailors of the Dnepro Military Flotilla was installed in Bobruisk at the intersection of Lenin and Schmidt streets. It honors the soldiers of the flotilla who died during the liberation of the city during World War II. The memorial was opened on May 9, 2005. The Dnepro Flotilla played an important role in the fighting along river routes of the war.
Bobruisk Culture and Rest Park
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Bobruisk Culture and Rest Park is the city's main green area for recreation. Located in the historical center and urban zone, it is part of Bobruisk's sports and recreational infrastructure. The name emphasizes its Soviet purpose as a culture and rest park. Sculptures and walking routes fit harmoniously into the overall city environment.
Youth Park
Bobruisk, Municipal Park Molodezhny
Molodoy Park — public green space of Bobruisk, part of the modern city recreation zones system. This place is open for residents and visitors to relax.
Lenin Square Bobruisk
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Lenin Square in Bobruisk is the central square of the city, formed in its historical part. Here is located the administrative center of Bobruisk, as well as monuments and educational institutions. The central place is occupied by the monument to Vladimir Lenin. Nearby are important urban infrastructure objects and educational establishments. The square was named according to the Soviet practice of naming major city spaces.
Bobruisk Fire Lookout Tower
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
Bobruisk Fire Bell Tower was part of the city's historical fire station. It was used to quickly alert about fires via a bell installed on top. To reach the tower one had to climb intricate internal stairs. Especially significant after the major 1854 fire when wooden construction needed an efficient protection system.
Beresina River at Bobruisk
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
The Berezina River in Bobruisk flows through the historical center of the city, determining its layout and being an important part of the urban infrastructure. Here the river divides the city into two parts, playing a key role in shaping the architectural appearance of Bobruisk. In the 18th-19th centuries, Berezina served as a natural defense boundary for the Russian Empire, while during the War of 1812, the fortress near the river ensured strategic position of the Russian army. Today, the river continues to remain a significant compositional axis of the city, reflecting its historical significance and natural surroundings.
Holy-Georgievsky Church
Bobruysk, Karbysheva St, 4
The Holy-Georgievsky Church in Bobruisk was built between 1905-1907 as a garrison church on the Minsk fortress suburb. It is situated at Karbysheva Street, 4. After renovations in 1995, the church was restored and known locally as "The Belaya Tserkov". Previously, before the current church, there existed the first church dedicated to Alexander Nevsky, constructed from 1822-1827.
St. Nikolay Cathedral Bobruisk
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
St.-Nikolay Cathedral in Bobruisk - cathedral of Bobruisk Diocese. Built in 1892-1894 from bricks. Transferred to the Russian Orthodox Church in 2003 after closure during Soviet times and use as a swimming pool. Dedicated in 2007. The cathedral's history includes relocation due to fortress construction to Parichi suburb. Built with state funds and private donations.
Bobruisk Synagogue
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Main Bobruisk Synagogue, stone building constructed in 1901, situated on Socialist Street, 36. Jewish community lost it in 1927 but since early 1990s the building has been returned to the community and restored. Today the synagogue actively operates and serves as an important historical site of Jewish heritage in the city.
Victory Square Bobruisk
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
In the center of Bobruisk's Victory Square there stands a frontline T-34 tank installed on General-Major Boris Bakharov's grave—a hero who participated in the city's liberation. In 1985, the tank was moved here after reburial of the general's remains and other soldiers'. By 2025, the square and tank were updated: pavement was replaced and new lighting was installed. Number 300 can be seen on the tank's turret. The site is part of the Memorial Complex of Victory Square and serves as a memorial area within the cityscape.
Samuel Beaver Sculpture
Bobruysk, Karla Marksa St, 51
In Bobruisk, at the intersection of Karl Marx Street and Socialist, stands a bronze sculpture of a beaver about 1.7 meters tall. Its author is sculptor Vladimir Gavrilenko. The beaver is depicted in a suit and with an elevated hat. Installed in 2006, this composition has become a popular city attraction and symbol of Bobruisk. The sculpture "Bober Samuilovich" is one of the most recognizable urban sculptures and attracts many tourists and locals for photos.
Bullhead Sculpture on Bench
Bobruisk, at the intersection of Moscow St and Socialist St
In Bobruisk, near the intersection of Moscow and Socialist streets, there is an unusual sculpture - a beaver on a bench installed in 2008. It is part of a series of city sculptures of beavers reflecting the connection between local symbolism and the name of the city. The composition blends harmoniously with the urban environment, emphasizing the uniqueness of Bobruisk.
Spartak Stadium Bobruisk
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Multifunctional Stadium "Spartak" in Bobruisk is the city's main sports arena. Used for hosting football and athletics competitions. The stadium's history includes performances by local team "Spartak", which has multiple times become champion and prize-winner of BSSR championships. The structure is part of the sports infrastructure of Bobruisk's historical center.
Old Town Bobruisk
Bobruysk, city and surroundings
Old Bobruisk Town - historical center preserving elements of 19th century regular layout; it features buildings from early 20th century with predominant stone construction; around the fortress developed an old town center including historic rental houses with commercial spaces and residential floors; architecture reflects the city's trading, religious and craft life; place linked to streets and suburbs showcasing Bobruisk's growth.
Socialist Street
Bobruysk, historic centre and city area
Socialist Street in Bobruisk's historical center is one of the city's main arteries. Here there are buildings from pre-revolutionary times with regular layout from early 19th century. Among them are two-story houses originally built as rental properties: lower floors housed shops while upper levels were for living quarters. Stone construction includes structures from early 20th century. A distinctive feature of the street is its combination of historic commercial and residential urban environment. In 1985, this area became the first pedestrian zone in the city.
Prophet Elijah Temple
Bobruisk, Lyukovaya Gora
The Church of Prophet Elijah in Bobruisk is situated on Leek Hill. Originally built in the village of Kuleshovka in 1893, it was then moved to the city in 2004. It is a monument of wooden architecture with features of the Russian style. The consecration of the church took place again in 2013 after restoration. The history of the building dates back to the early 16th century; there is documented evidence of the existence of the Ilinsky church since 1614.
Holy Spirit Church
Bobruisk, Berezinsky forshteyt
The Church of the Holy Spirit in Bobruisk is situated on Berezinsky Forshadt. The church building was constructed in 1901 using materials from the demolished St.Nikolay Cathedral. Originally wooden, it belongs to the parish of St.Nikolay Cathedral and closely relates to the history of Berezinsky Forshadt.
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