Archangel Michael Monument, installed in 1996 near the Church of Saints Simon and Helena in the center of Minsk, holds an important place among the city's landmarks. The 4.5-meter-tall bronze figure depicts the Archangel striking a winged serpent with a spear. The monument is set on a low, octagonal pedestal clad in red granite. One side bears an inscription in Belarusian: "To the Defenders of God, Faith, and Christianity."
Archangel Michael, regarded as the protector of Belarus, stands opposite the Red Church, which was built in the early 20th century and is known for its Gothic architecture with elements of Romanesque style. It is a symbolic site for both locals and visitors of the city.
The monument is located on Independence Square, next to the House of Government and the underground shopping center "Stolitsa." Created by sculptor Igor Golubev, it stands as a symbol of spiritual protection and faith.