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<b>Dubki Recreation Area</b> in Minsk is a picturesque place where you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Belarusian fairy tales and legends. Located near the <a href="https://findit.city/en/belarus/minsk/leisure/recreation/parks/34/description">Kurasovshchina Park</a>, on the shore of a reservoir, it attracts visitors with its unique natural charm. Among the ancient oaks, there are wooden sculptures of mythological creatures and cozy huts that create a sense of a magical forest.

For children, "Dubki" offers playgrounds with houses, sandboxes, and swings, conveniently located along pedestrian paths. One of the main attractions of this recreation area is the carved wooden houses with figures of squirrels and acorns, adding a fairy-tale quality to the place.

Additionally, the Dubki Recreation Area provides visitors with the opportunity to learn more about the nature and culture of Belarus. Throughout the territory, informational stands are placed, telling about the local fauna and Belarusian legends.

The creation of this recreation area was made possible thanks to the efforts of green space workers, woodcarvers and their students, as well as the active participation of local residents who helped improve the area. <b>Dubki Recreation Area</b> is an ideal place for family leisure, walks, and discovering Belarusian folklore against the backdrop of a picturesque landscape.

Dubki Recreation Area in Minsk is a charming spot featuring wooden sculptures, perfect for family outings and exploring Belarusian fairy tales amidst nature.