Andrei Halias

In the heart of the picturesque <a href="https://findit.city/en/belarus/minsk/leisure/recreation/parks/5/description">Loshitsky Park</a> stands one of the oldest and most significant structures – the <b>watermill</b>, built in 1901 by master Evstafy Lyubansky. This mill, now a cultural heritage site, not only immerses visitors in the atmosphere of the past but also draws attention with its unique architecture and history.

Once, a residential house stood here, but in the late 1970s, its residents dismantled a significant part of the mill, using the old bricks to build their garages. Some of these garages may still be found in the surroundings of Serebryanka, adding an interesting touch to the history of this place.

The watermill, surrounded by greenery and located on the banks of the Svisloch River, now lies in ruins, partially damaged by vandals. Despite this, it remains one of the most photographed and popular spots in the park. Here, you can see the remnants of beautiful brick walls and also appreciate the "school" inscriptions left by previous visitors.

While strolling through the park, you can also enjoy the 18th-century lime alley and make a wish by the majestic 400-year-old oak tree, which adds a special atmosphere to this picturesque corner. The watermill, despite its abandonment, holds many secrets and stories, making Loshitsky Park a place worth visiting to enjoy nature and delve into the rich cultural history of Minsk.

在风景如画的<a href="https://findit.city/cn/belarus/minsk/leisure/recreation/parks/5/description">洛希茨基公园</a>的中心，矗立着一座最古老、最重要的建筑之一——由匠人叶夫斯塔菲·柳班斯基于1901年建造的<b>水磨坊</b>。如今，这座水磨坊已成为文化遗产，不仅让游客沉浸在过去的氛围中，还因其独特的建筑风格和历史吸引了众多目光。

曾几何时，这里曾是住宅区，但在20世纪70年代末，居民拆除了磨坊的大部分建筑，并将老砖用于建造自己的车库。据说这些车库至今在谢列布里扬卡地区还能找到，这为此地的历史增添了一笔有趣的注脚。

如今，水磨坊被绿色植被包围，坐落在斯维斯洛奇河畔，虽然部分已遭到破坏，但它依然是公园里最受欢迎、最常拍摄的景点之一。在这里，您可以看到美丽砖墙的遗迹，还能欣赏到前来参观的游客留下的“学校式”刻字。

漫步公园时，您还可以享受18世纪的菩提树大道，并在那棵雄伟的400年树龄的橡树旁许下心愿。这棵古树为这个风景如画的角落增添了特别的气氛。虽然水磨坊现已废弃，但它仍隐藏着许多秘密和故事，使洛希茨基公园成为值得一游的地方，让人既能享受大自然，又能深入了解明斯克丰富的文化历史。