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Beach at Lakeside Park

Beach at Lakeside Park

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Beach at Lakeside Park at Tsnyanskoye Reservoir in Minsk is a great spot for relaxation. Here, you'll find everything you need for a comfortable stay: a clean sandy shore, well-maintained grounds, loungers, and umbrellas. For those who prefer active recreation, there are sports facilities and opportunities for water sports. The water quality of the reservoir is regularly checked, and there are restrooms, showers, and changing rooms available. Nearby, you can find cafes and food and drink kiosks. It can get quite crowded on weekends, so for a more peaceful experience, it's better to visit on weekdays.
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