The second Cathedral of the Minsk diocese, a monument of military and religious architecture. It was built at the end of the XVI century as a Calvinist church. In 1628 it was converted into a Catholic church, in 1833 the building was transferred to the Uniate Church, in 1839 after the abolition of the Brest Union the cathedral passed to the Russian Orthodox Church, in Soviet times it was closed. Indeed, it is an eventful story. The cathedral is located in the center of the earthen rampart, which once existed Zaslavsky Castle, and looks from all sides like on a postcard.
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Nikolai K
Level 8 Local Expert
May 4
Native places. I grew up on the slopes of the rampart, collected sorrel, sunbathed with the kids, climbed the ruins of the church. They were the first to use the underground at brama when they found him. It was terribly interesting. There is a BVL club, a music school that I graduated from, a dance floor. It was fun.
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Egor Radko
Level 13 Local Expert
September 13
It is a very beautiful church.👍👍👍There is a castle around it .❤️❤️❤️The castle can be raised and there will be a beautiful view of the city.🔥🔥🔥