Mikhailovsky Square

Mikhailovsky Square, located in the center of Minsk, is a popular and cozy place for residents and visitors to the capital to relax. The square is situated in the Oktyabrsky district, near Leningradskaya, Sverdlova, Kirova Streets, and Mikhailovsky Lane. This green space was established in 1925 and officially received its name in... read more

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