Andrei Halias

苏拉公园博物馆 是一个独特的综合体，为游客提供沉浸于白俄罗斯历史的机会。它位于曾经著名的拉齐维乌家族庄园的旧址，是该国第一个结合互动展览和教育项目的公园。这里，游客可以看到他们的祖先从普通人到贵族的生活方式，并了解经过几个世纪发展的文化和传统。

历史背景 
苏拉于2012年成立，经过长时间的修复废弃庄园的过程。最初，这片领土属于拉齐维乌家族，但后来被列尼斯基家族购买。建于18世纪的庄园逐渐衰败，直到2000年代初开始重建。在公园创始人安德烈·扎波尔斯基的领导下，修复工作历时八年，最终于2012年苏拉向首批游客敞开了大门。

综合体结构 
公园分为七个独立的区域，每个区域都致力于白俄罗斯历史的特定时期。公园的主路径按时间顺序引导游客，从石器时代开始，直到列尼斯基家族的庄园结束。

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<li>古代人区: 在这里，游客会看到巨石阵——由垂直竖立的石头构成的古代建筑。公园内共有十二座，按等距排列，营造出一个星空下的露天寺庙的氛围。还有巨石大道和古代人营地。</li>

<li>古白俄罗斯宗教与信仰区: 在此区，设有异教神庙、古代神灵的万神殿以及坐落在鸡腿上的巫婆之屋。这里您将遇到一位活生生的巫婆，她会讲述她的故事，您还可以触摸重达50吨的神奇石头，据说它能实现愿望。</li>

<li>维京时代土地: 在维京村，公园的主要景点之一是一艘北欧船只的复制品，龙船。游客可以乘坐这艘船，体验尤为难忘。</li>

<li>中世纪和贵族区: 在这里，您可以参观陶艺博物馆，看到古代城堡（明道加斯和扎波尔斯基），并了解第一批金属制品是如何锻造的。该区域还包括一个博物馆马厩和一个皇家集会。</li>

<li>白俄罗斯小镇: 此区有许多地方，如面包店、草药药房“Zyolki”、面包和奶酪博物馆以及犹太商店。您可以品尝新鲜的产品，并购买当地美食。</li>

<li>列尼斯基庄园-公园综合体: 公园的最后部分包括共济会侧楼、列尼斯基家族庄园博物馆和“圣家庭”小教堂。</li>
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休闲与舒适 
公园提供多种休闲选择。这里有带凉亭的海滩区、儿童游乐场和周末开放的烧烤区。游客还可以在园区的餐厅用餐，或者如果他们愿意，可以自带食物。

旅游与活动 
“苏拉”提供涵盖历史重要时刻的导览游。游客可以欣赏表演，参加传统手工艺的工作坊，并体验各种互动活动。孩子们可以在专门的游乐场玩耍，最小的孩子可以骑马。

如何到达 
公园距明斯克60公里，可乘车或公共交通工具到达。对于决定自驾的游客，有两条路线：通过明斯克-布列斯特（M1）或明斯克-格罗德诺（M6）公路。此外，还有专门的巴士从明斯克的马林诺夫卡地铁站出发。

营业时间与费用 
公园周三至周日从10:00到17:30开放，餐厅在工作日开放至19:00，周末开放至21:00。成人门票35白俄罗斯

Park-Museum "Sula" is a unique complex that offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the history of Belarus. It is located on the site of the once-famous Radziwill estate and is the first park in the country that combines interactive exhibits and educational programs. Here, guests can see how their ancestors lived, from ordinary people to nobility, and learn about the culture and traditions that have developed over the centuries.

Historical Reference 
Sula was founded in 2012 after a long process of restoring the abandoned estate. Initially, it was the territory belonging to the Radziwill family, but later it was bought by the Lenskie family. The estate, built in the 18th century, gradually fell into disrepair until its reconstruction began in the early 2000s. Under the leadership of Andrey Zapolsky, the founder of the park, the restoration work lasted eight years, and finally, in 2012, Sula opened its doors to the first visitors.

Structure of the Complex 
The park is divided into seven separate zones, each dedicated to a specific period of Belarusian history. The main path of the park leads guests in chronological order, starting from the Stone Age and ending with the Lenskie family estate.

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<li>Zone of the Ancient Man: Here, visitors are greeted by cromlechs—ancient structures made of vertically installed stones. There are twelve of them in the complex, and they are placed at equal distances from each other, creating the atmosphere of an open-air temple under the stars. There is also an alley of megaliths and an ancient man's camp.</li>

<li>Territory of Ancient Belarusian Cults and Beliefs: In this zone, there is a pagan shrine, a pantheon of ancient gods, and the House of the Witch on chicken legs. Here, you will meet a live witch who will tell her stories, and you can also touch the prophetic stone, weighing more than 50 tons, which is said to grant wishes.</li>

<li>Viking Era Lands: In the Viking village, one of the park's main attractions is a replica of a Scandinavian ship, a drakkar. Guests can ride this ship, making the experience especially memorable.</li>

<li>The Middle Ages and Nobility: Here, you can visit the pottery museum, see ancient castles (Mindaugas and Zapolsky), and learn how the first metal products were forged. This zone also includes a museum-stable and a royal assembly.</li>

<li>Belarusian Town: This zone is full of various places such as a bakery, pharmacy "Zyolki", bread and cheese museum, and a Jewish shop. Here, you can try fresh products and buy local delicacies.</li>

<li>The Lenskie Manor-Park Complex: The final part of the park includes a Masonic wing, the Lenskie family estate museum, and the "Holy Family" chapel.</li>
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Leisure and Comfort 
The park offers a variety of leisure options. There is a beach area with gazebos, children's playgrounds, and a grill area where the barbecue is open on weekends. Guests can also dine at the on-site restaurants, or if they prefer, they can bring their own food.

Tours and Events 
"Sula" offers tours that cover key moments in history. Visitors can enjoy performances, master classes in traditional crafts, and take part in various interactive activities. Children can play on specialized playgrounds, and pony rides are available for the little ones.

How to Get There 
The park is located 60 km from Minsk and is accessible by both car and public transportation. For those who decide to drive, there are two routes: via the Minsk-Brest (M1) or Minsk-Grodno (M6) highway. There are also special buses that depart from the Malinovka metro station in Minsk.

Opening Hours and Costs 
The park is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:30, and the restaurants are open until 19:00 on weekdays and 21:00 on weekends. Entrance tickets cost 35 Belarusian rubles for adults (Instagram followers of the park receive a 5 ruble discount) and 15 rubles for school-aged children. Entry is free for children under 7, veterans, and people with disabilities. Payment is only accepted in cash.

Conclusion 
Park-Museum of History "Sula" is a place where history comes alive. Here, you can not only see reconstructions of historical buildings and monuments but also become part of this world by interacting with the culture and traditions of Belarus. Sula offers a unique experience that will leave unforgettable memories and help establish a connection with the country's past.