Palace of Arts
Palace of Arts in Minsk, a three-story building belonging to the Belarusian Union of Artists, holds an important place in the cultural life of the capital and is one of the largest exhibition centers in Belarus. Built in the style of Soviet modernism, it harmoniously combines architectural traditions with modern cultural demands. The Palace was opened in 1973, designed by architects S. Musinsky and N. Kravkova, and has since regularly hosted exhibitions, fairs, and... read more
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