An old wooden building (restored, of course) on the territory of the monastery. Definitely worth a look. We visited in the middle of November, it was cold, but this did not prevent us from not only visiting the building from the outside, but also visiting the exhibitions inside. During our visit, there were exhibitions of irons and scales. The guide told me very interestingly, inspiringly, I can say that we looked at antique irons for more than an hour and never had the urge to leave. Who knows what exhibitions will be on your visit, but please come! The visit is free, but you can leave a voluntary donation or buy a souvenir for the restoration and maintenance of the building. Or not to leave and not to buy.

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Наталия Рогова

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An amazing place in the city center! A large area, an unexpectedly large building. We got to 4 expositions. It is necessary to specify the mode of operation. We were there on Saturday morning, at 10.00, every hour a new tour. In my opinion, it doesn't work on Sunday and Monday. Having cash with you is difficult to express gratitude in other ways. There is a souvenir shop on site. I really liked the atmosphere, I remembered my childhood)

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Наталья Нр

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The Lyamus Museum is the oldest wooden economic and residential building preserved in Belarus. Originally made without a single nail. There is a museum of everyday life inside and a huge exposition of irons from a private collection is presented. There are free guided tours every hour, and there are boxes for voluntary donations, which is very good, since the museum exists only through donations and the work of volunteers. The tours are sooo interesting and informative. There are two dogs living on the territory, but do not be afraid, they are on a leash and in booths. Mentally. I recommend

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