Mogilev
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Ark of Glory Triumph Arch
Mogilev, Lazarenko Square on 1st May Street
The Triumph Arch, also known as Glory Arch, is situated in Lazarenko Sq. on May Day St. in Mogilev. Built in 1780, it originally stood opposite where Josephovsky Cathedral was laid. In 1964, memorial plaques with names of parts of the Red Army who distinguished themselves during the city's liberation were installed. Today it is an 18th-century architectural monument standing separately after the cathedral's loss.
Mogilev Castle of Early 17th Century Art Object
Mogilev, M. Gorky Park
Art-object "Mogilev Castle of the Early 17th Century" is situated in the historical center of Mogilev city, in Gorky Park. Sculptor Alexey Vorobyov created a composition visually reconstructing the image of a medieval town castle. This object emphasizes the historical connection of the park with Castle Hill and early chapters of the city's history.
Archiepiscopal Wall
Mogilev, historic centre
Archiepiscopal Wall is situated in the historical center of Mogilev. From its height panoramas of Dnepr can be seen. It is part of upper town fortifications built on high riverbank. The wall adjoins the ensemble of former archiepiscopal court and belongs to city’s historical landscape. Here an attractive view zone of old Mogilev opens up.
Lenin Boulevard
Mogilev, Lenina Blvd
Lenin Boulevard is situated in the center of Mogilev and plays an important role in shaping the city's panorama. This green space is connected to pedestrian routes and surrounded by administrative and cultural buildings. Nearby is Lenina Street. Across from the boulevard is Victory Day Square 40th Anniversary, which is part of the system of public spaces in the historical city center.
Mogilev Military Cemetery
Mogilev, Lazarenko Street Square
Military cemetery in Mogilev is situated in a park on Lazarenko Street. Here lie soldiers who defended the city in July 1941 and took part in its liberation in 1944. Among those buried are soldiers from the 173rd Rifle Division. The central memorial is a composition featuring a soldier with an automatic rifle and girls, installed in 1965. Gravestones bearing the names of the deceased adorn the cemetery grounds, making it an important site for military remembrance in the city.
Archbishop George Koniski Palace
Mogilev, Leninskaya St
Archbishop Georgy Koniski's Palace situated on Lenina Street in Mogilev is an 18th-century architectural monument executed in Vilnian Baroque style. Built in the 1760s, it features facades with rustication and pilasters, rectangular window openings with lintels, associated with Archbishop Georgy Koniski and part of the monastery complex and theological seminary. Located in the historical city center.
Dneprovsky Bridge Mogilev
Mogilev, bridge over the Dniepr
Dneprovsky Bridge in Mogilev is an important element of city infrastructure, connecting two banks of the river Dniepr. This engineering structure enables automobile traffic to move between city districts. Views from the bridge include scenic scenes of the Dniepr's channel and surrounding buildings. It is part of the city's transport system and is recognized as a distinctive element of local architecture.
Castle Hill of Mogilev
Mogilev, Zamkovaya Gora
Castle Hill in Mogilev is situated in the historical center of the city and towers above the Dnepr and Dubrovinka River. This place is linked to early stages of town development and forms part of its historical landscape. Here, Gorky Park has been formed, offering views onto the old town and river valley. Castle Hill also associates with the location of ancient Mogilev Fortress.
Star Square Mogilev
Mogilev, Zvyozd Sq, Leninskaya St
Star Square in Mogilev is one of the city's main attractions. Here there are twelve chairs with zodiac signs images and stars embedded in pavement tiles. The central element of the square is the sculpture "Stargazer". There are also sundials on the square. This place has become Mogilev's calling card due to the names of prominent locals immortalized on stars.
Red Star Cinema
Mogilev, Pervomayskaya St, 14
Cinema "Krasnaya Zvezda" is situated in the historical center of Mogilev on Pervomayskaya Street, 14. A brick building constructed in the constructivist style opened on December 24, 1930 after construction on the site of the former pre-revolutionary cinema "Chary". Here for the first time was shown the cinematic program titled "Overthrow". Today "Krasnaya Zvezda" is a monument to the city's cinematic history.
St. Casimir Church
Mogilev, Boldina St, 5
St. Casimir's Church in Mogilev is situated on Boldina Street. It is an architectural monument from the 17th to 19th centuries linked with the city's Catholic history. The farny church dedicated to St. Casimir is known for its architectural appearance shaped over different historical periods. The temple is located within the urban development area beyond Victory Square.
St. Stanislaus Church
Mogilev, Komsomolskaya St, 5
Church of Saint Stanislaus located on Komsomolskaya Street, 5 in Mogilev is one of the city's significant architectural monuments. Built in the 18th century in late baroque style, it is known as the cathedral church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and associated with the Carmelite monastery. The interior decor of the temple features unique fresco paintings representing regional monumental art. The church continues to be an active Catholic place of worship.
Lenin Street
Mogilev, Leninskaya St
Lenina Street in Mogilev has been known since the 16th century and is one of the central streets in the city. It passes through historical squares and connects important urban spaces. The length of the pedestrian part is about 1.5 kilometers. There are buildings from the 19th century here, as well as museums of the city's history and Byalynitsky-Biruly. Previously, the street was called Windy, Big Garden Avenue and Engineering.
Lupolovsky Death Camp Memorial
Mogilev, Lupolovo district
Memorial "Lupolovo Death Camp" is situated in Lupolovo area near Mogilev. It was home to Nazi Stalag No. 341 camp established in 1941. During its existence until 1943 more than 40 thousand people perished there, including Soviet prisoners of war and inmates. The complex features a mass grave and serves as a reminder of the sufferings and deaths endured due to hunger, unsanitary conditions and diseases such as typhus. This site commemorates the victims of Nazism.
Supreme Command Post Memorial
Mogilev, Leninskaya St, historic centre
Memorial "Glavokomandovanie Supreme Command" is situated in the historical center of Mogilev on Lenin Street. It is dedicated to the period of World War I when this building housed the headquarters of the supreme commander-in-chief of the Russian army. Today, the memorial site highlights the significance of Mogilev as an important military center of the empire and reflects its historical role in events of that era.
Memorial Complex "Fighters for Soviet Power"
Mogilev, Slavy Sq
In the center of Victory Square there is a memorial complex "Fighters for Soviet Power". The central figure of the complex is a bronze woman symbolizing Victory. There is also a sisterly grave with the burial of 15 Red Army soldiers who died defending Mogilev in 1920. At the foot of the pedestal burns Eternal Flame. The complex completes the composition of Victory Square.
Buinich Field Memorial Complex
Mogilev Region, Buynichi Village
Memorial Complex "Buinychi Field" is situated in Buinychi village, Mogilev district. Opened in 1995. Central composition - 27-meter chapel. Here fierce battles took place during summer 1941 while defending Mogilev, where soldiers from 388th rifle regiment and local militiamen fought. In memory of Soviet soldiers' heroism, in 2004 memorial became branch of local museum. Soviet writer Konstantin Simonov bequeathed to scatter his ashes exactly over this site after death.
Mogilev Regional Library named after V. I. Lenin
Mogilev, Leninskaya St
Mogilev Regional Library Named After V.I. Lenin is situated on Lenina Street in Mogilev. It serves as the cultural and informational hub of the region, offering access to local literature and historical materials about the city. Exhibitions, lectures and educational events aimed at preserving regional book and documentary memory take place here. The library actively contributes to the cultural life of Mogilev's historic center, providing visitors with publications on history and local studies of Mogilev area.
Mogilev Regional Library named after Lenin
Mogilev, historic centre and city area
Mogilev Regional Library Named After Lenin is a regional library and an important cultural center of Mogilev city. Located in the historical center and urban area, it serves as a place for reading, studying and cultural recreation for residents of the region.
Mogilev Rathaus
Mogilev, historic centre and city area
Mogilev Rathaus is situated in the historical center of Mogilev. This restored building stands on Slav Square and serves as an important architectural monument of the city. The structure reflects the historical significance of the rathouse as a hub for municipal administration and public life.
Mogilev Lions
Mogilev, Bolshaya Grazhdanskaya St
On Bolshaya Grazhdanskaya Street in Mogilev there are sculptures called "Mogilev Lions". These modern urban objects serve as landmarks for drivers and pedestrians, acting as an entrance sign. Lion figures, linked to the cultural symbol of the city, are situated outside the historical part of Slava Square.
Mogilev Drama Theatre
Mogilev, Pervomayskaya St, 7
Mogilev Drama Theatre is situated at 7 Pervomayskaya Street. Established in 1888, it is the oldest brick-built theatrical complex in the city. The building is made of red bricks and belongs to notable historical structures of Mogilev's center. The theatre actively takes part in local and regional theatrical festivals; its stages offer audiences performances of dramatic plays. Funding for construction was provided through donations from residents.
Mogilev Railway Station
Mogilev, Privokzalnaya Sq
Mogilev Railway Station - historical center of the city's transport life. Located on the Pervokzalnaya Square and is an important node of eastern Belarus. Serves long-distance and regional trains connecting Mogilev with Minsk and other settlements in the country. The building is part of the architectural ensemble of the street and included in the list of historical city objects.
Mogilev Zoological Park
Mogilev, historic centre and city area
Mogilev Zoo is located in the historical center of Mogilev near the city zone. Here you can visit Buinich Zoological Park where various animal species are presented, as well as enjoy walks along eco-trails.
Mogilev Region Ethnographic Museum
Mogilev, Mironova St, 33
Mogilev Regional Museum of Local Lore is situated at ulitsa Mironova, 33. It was founded as early as 1867 under the auspices of the provincial statistical committee. Today its collection comprises archaeological, ethnographic and historical exhibits depicting the history, nature and culture of the Mogilev region. The museum building has been located in the historic city center since 1919. The institution is named after renowned local expert on regional studies Evfimy Romanovich Romanov and officially registered in 1953.
Maslenikov Regional Art Museum
Mogilev, city and surroundings
Mogilev Regional Art Museum named after Maslenikov is situated in Mogilev and its surroundings. This institution serves as an art museum showcasing regional artistic works and operates as an exhibition venue for various directions of visual arts.
Mogilev Regional Art Museum named after P.V. Maslenikov
Mogilev, Mironova St, 1
Mogilev Regional Art Museum named after P.V. Maslenikov is located at ulitsa Mironova, 1. The building constructed from 1903 to 1914 was previously used as a bank and history museum. Since 1990 it has housed an art museum with collections of Belarusian painting and realism works. In 1996 the institution received the name of artist Pavel Maslenikov; outside the museum there is his bust (installed in 1997).
Children of the World Monument for Children of War
Mogilev, Lazarenko Street Square
Monument "Children of the World - Children of War" was installed in the square on Lazarenko Street in Mogilev. It is part of the memorial zone of the city and dedicated to the memory of children who suffered during the war. The sculpture symbolizes the connection between children's sufferings during wartime and the desire for international peace. The object is included in routes to memorial sites of Mogilev. Fixed fragment: square
Bialyński-Biurulī Museum
Mogilev, Leninskaya St, 37
Bialynitskiy-Birula Museum is located in an historical stone mansion on Lenina Street in Mogilev. Dedicated to outstanding landscape painter Vitold Bialynitskiy-Birula born in Krinki village, Mogilev province. The museum exhibits his paintings and personal belongings. The mansion built in the 17th century previously housed Mogilev's noblemen assembly. A bust of the artist was installed in front of the building in 1996. The museum has been open to visitors since 1982.
Mogilev History Museum
Mogilev, Leninskaya St, 1a
The Museum of Mogilev's History is situated in the historical building of the city hall at Lenin Street, 1A. It features archaeological finds and exhibits depicting the city's history and its inhabitants. Exhibitions include documents, household items and urban artifacts. The museum is closely linked to reviving the significance of the town hall in the central part of Mogilev and has a branch - memorial complex "Buynich Field".
Mogilev Ethnography Museum
Mogilev, Pervomayskaya St, 8
Ethnography Museum in Mogilev is situated on Pervomayskaya Street, 8. Established in 1981, it is a branch of the local Ethnographic museum. It showcases items from peasant labor and urban life from late 19th to early 20th century, including national clothing, towels, icons, tiles and wooden sculpture. Exhibition space covers approximately 760 sq.m. The building is connected to the foundation of former Jesuit college.
Dnepr Embankment in Mogilev
Mogilev, Dnepra Emb
Dnepr Embankment in Mogilev is a promenade area on the high bank of the river. From here you can enjoy scenic views of the Dnepr and opposite shore. It connects the city's historical districts and serves as a place for locals and visitors to relax. The riverside zone is actively used for walks and city events. Nearby are Victory Square and old town buildings.
Nikolay Church Mogilev
Mogilev, territory of the Holy Nikolay Monastery
The Stone Nikolskoy Church in Mogilev, a monument of mogilev baroque, was laid in 1669 and consecrated in 1672. It is the main church of the Holy-Nikolay female monastery built using Belarusian and eastern decorative techniques. A wooden church already existed by 1637. During the Soviet period, church utensils and iconostasis were lost. Currently, the temple is part of the restored monastic ensemble.
Tear Lake
Могилёв, мемориальная зона у Днепра
Tear Lake is situated in the memorial zone of Mogilev by the river Dniepr. It symbolizes remembrance for fallen soldiers of World War II and serves as an important part of the city's route to commemorative sites. Tourists perceive the water body as a symbol of grief and loss associated with tragic events from the past.
Gorky Park Mogilev
Mogilev, M. Gorky Park
Gorky Park in Mogilev is one of the oldest public spaces in the city, situated in its historical center near Slavy Square. It is connected to the Castle Hill, towering above the Dnepr River. Modern art objects are installed in the park, which serves as a place for strolling and relaxation for locals.
Podnichol'e Park
Mogilev, Podnikolye Park
Podnichol'e Park in Mogilev is situated in the floodplain of the Dnepr river. Previously this area was marshy and frequently flooded due to river overflows. Today the well-maintained park connects the riverside with the upper parts of the city. From its territory there are picturesque views of the river and historical center. In the park there are convenient walking paths, making it a popular place for city residents' recreation.
May Day Street
Mogilev, Pervomayskaya St
Pervomayskaya Street - the main transportation artery of Mogilev reflecting its historical journey from trading settlement to modern regional center. It starts in the city center continuing to Slavy Square passing by historic buildings and public institutions. Formation dates back to the 16th century. Here are located the station and city theater forming an architectural ensemble. The street connects central part of the city with northern section playing important role in Mogilev's transport infrastructure.
Pechersky Forest Park
Mogilev, Pecherskii Forest Park
Pechersky Lesopark — green recreation area in the northern part of Mogilev. It features forested areas alternating with open spaces. Several walking routes pass through the park. There is a lake and forested areas within its territory. Pechersky Lesopark is a protected natural zone of the city and is actively used by residents for nature-based recreation.
Glory Square Mogilev
Mogilev, Slavy Sq
Glory Square in Mogilev is situated on a high hill where the Dnepr river meets River Dubrovinka. There are buildings from the 18th to 19th centuries there with views overlooking the river. Previously it was known as Governor's and Soviet Squares. Today it's famous for being the site of the memorial complex "Fighters for Soviet Power". It originated in the first half of the 16th century under the name Trade Square.
Holy-Nikolay Female Monastery of Mogilev
Mogilev, Lazarenko St
The Holy-Nikolay Female Monastery in Mogilev is a monument of mogilev baroque. Founded in the 17th century. The main building ensemble - stone Nikolay Church built from 1669 to 1672. At the monastery there operates Onufrievskaya church and other buildings: residential block and bell tower. In 1991 the monastery was restored after a long break and visited by patriarch Alexius II.
St. Nikolay Monastery Mogilev
Mogilev, historic centre and city area
St.-Nikolay Monastery in Mogilev is situated on the bank of river Dniepr in the historical center of the city. It is a Orthodox complex serving as an important architectural and cultural attraction of the region.
St. Onuphrius Church
Mogilev, territory of the Holy Nikolay Monastery
The Holy Onufriyevska Church is situated on the grounds of the Holy Nikolay Monastery in Mogilev. Dedicated on March 28, 1991, it became the winter church of the monastery complex after being restored within two months in 1993. The temple is dedicated to St. Onuphrius the Great and has become part of the architectural ensemble of the monastery where previously there was a meeting of the Sacred Synod of the Belarusian Orthodox Church.
Victory Day Square
Mogilev, Leninskaya St, Mironova St
Victory Day Square is located in the central part of Mogilev at the intersection of Lenin Street and Mironov Street. It was opened in 1985 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of victory in World War II. There is a cascading fountain in the square with an area of about 1.44 hectares. Among the green plantations there are red oaks, manchurian walnuts, pines and roses.
Lady with a Poodle Sculpture
Mogilev, at the entrance to Mogilev Drama Theatre
The sculpture "Lady with a Dog" is situated at the entrance to Mogilev Drama Theatre. Installed in 2003, it symbolizes the heroine of Chekhov's story and blends harmoniously into the cultural environment of the city. Depicting a woman with a small dog, the composition is an easily recognizable feature of the theater square.
Stargazer Sculpture
Mogilev, Zvyozd Sq, Leninskaya St
In the center of the Star Square there is a bronze sculpture "Stargazer" by Mogilev artist Vladimir Zhbanov. The central figure holds a telescope and is surrounded by twelve chairs with zodiac signs. This is a modern city attraction symbolizing astronomical themes and a popular place for city walks.
Leva from Mogilev Sculpture
Mogilev, Mironova St
The sculpture "Lyova from Mogilev" is situated on Mironova Street in Mogilev. It depicts a lion cub holding a mobile phone. It appeared in 2014 and has become a symbol of contemporary urban art. Visitors can interact with the object directly within the city environment.
Little Prince Sculpture
Mogilev, Komsoomski Square
In Komolsky Square of Mogilev there stands a bronze sculpture-fountain "Little Prince". It appeared after the square's reconstruction in 2017 depicting the character from Antoine de Saint-Exupery's story with a watering can and rose. The composition was created by local sculptor Andrey Vorobyov. The sculpture blends harmoniously into the city's landscape, blending literary themes with elements of modern urban design.
Cathedral of the Three Hierarchs
Mogilev, Pervomayskaya St, 75
Cathedral of the Three Hierarchs in Mogilev is situated on Pervomayskaya Street, 75. The temple was laid on July 8, 1908 and built in the style of mogilev architecture of the 17th century with elements of russian retrospection. Dedicated to saints Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian and John Chrysostom. Restored after destruction in 1989 and re-consecrated on December 25 of the same year. Inside there remains a unique ceramic floor of original design.
Old Town Mogilev
Mogilev, historic centre
The Old Town of Mogilev is situated in its historical center near a high cape where the Dnepr river meets River Dubrovinka. A pedestrian street named Leninskaya passes through the historic core. The architecture includes religious structures, museums and old trading buildings from the 18th to 19th centuries. Historical buildings around Glory Square, which emerged in the 16th century, have also been preserved. Radiating from an old town hall were roads leading to important regional cities such as Shklov, Vilnius, Bykhov and Mstislavl.
Theater Square Mogilev
Mogilev, Teatralnaya Sq
Theater Square is located in the historical center of Mogilev. It is part of pedestrian tourist routes through the old part of the city and surrounded by buildings with cultural orientation. The architecture of the construction combines features of pre-revolutionary and Soviet periods. The square connects streets of the historic part of the city and is part of the ensemble of the Mogilev Drama Theatre.
Mogilev Trade Rows
Mogilev, Leninskaya St
Mogilev's trading rows are situated on Lenin Street and form part of the city's historical layout. These buildings define streets around the central district and reflect Mogilev's commercial function as an important trade and crafts center. Once housed shops and stalls fulfilling vital trading roles for locals. Today, the trading rows preserve their historic appearance and serve as an architectural monument of the old town.
Mogilev Triumphal Arch
Mogilev, intersection of Minsk Highway and Gryunvardskaya Street
Triumph Arch in Mogilev, installed in 2017-2018, is situated at the intersection of Minsk Highway and Grunwald Street. Its height is about 20 meters. The project's author is architect Vitaly Rogovtsev. Funding was provided through donations from city residents and support from local businesses. A capsule with a message to future generations was placed at its base. On its surface there are reliefs depicting orders of the Motherland War First Degree and Lenin. The arch was built to commemorate the 750th anniversary of the city.
Tula Courtyard Mogilev
Mogilev, Leninskaya St, 47
Tula Courtyard in Mogilev is a modern urban public space situated on Lenina Street, 47. Its central element is a large samovar-fountain. The courtyard is designed in a style reflecting cultural ties between Mogilev and Tula, featuring a children's playground. It decorates the pedestrian part of the street, serving as a popular city attraction.
St George Koniski Church
Mogilev, territory of the Cathedral of the Three Holy Fathers
The Church of Saint George Koniski is situated within the grounds of the Cathedral of Three Holy Fathers in Mogilev. It was built and consecrated in 1995. Archbishop George Koniski is known for developing church and educational institutions in the city. The temple is part of the modern religious ensemble of the Mogilev Diocese and dedicated to this archpastor.
19th Century Ethnographic Village
Mogilev Region, Buynichi Village
19th Century Ethnographic Village in Mogilev Region recreates the atmosphere of traditional Belarusian village from that time. Settlement includes blacksmith's and potter's houses where traditional crafts are demonstrated. Visitors can learn about local residents' lifestyle and understand life of farmers from previous century. Complex harmoniously blends with zoo and complements Buinich Field's military-historical exhibition.
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