SULA INTERACTIVE HISTORY MUSEUM-PARK (СУЛА-ИНТЕРАКТИВНОЙ МУЗЕЙ ИНТЕРАКТИВНОЙ МУЗЕЙ)

Located about 50 kilometres from Minsk, on a river, the Sula Museum plunges you into the rural atmosphere of medieval Belarus. In the th century, it was one of the favourite places of the king of Polish-Lithuanian state, Stefan Batory. He organized in this picturesque framework official ceremonies and traditional festivals. Later, the site was offered to the Radziwiłł who made their family residence. After the Polish-Lithuanian state disappeared in the th century, the property was taken over by the Lenski family, a aristocrats of Polish origin. Today, this museum-park allows you to discover pages of history through exhibitions, outdoor shows, master classes and tournaments. The price includes a horse ride, the rental of a boat boat, a visit of the manor and the forge, the tasting of local drinks… Other features of the museum: weddings! In the spring and summer, you can see the traditional Biélorusses youth who celebrate their wedding here. The brides attach great importance to this return to sources: they believe hard as iron that the energy of places will bring health, happiness and prosperity. If you do not have a car, it is preferable to contact an agency, the site being difficult to reach by public transport. The three restaurants of the museum offer you atypical dishes. The site also has four hotels, each in a clean style reminiscent of the medieval castle.