Kobrin is a city in Belarus, in the Brest region. This city ranks fourth in terms of the number of inhabitants. Tourists can see famous sights that reveal interesting pages of the history of Belarus.

In addition, in Kobrin there is an old and truly beautiful park where you can enjoy wonderful walks. In the excursion part of the rest, you can include a walk through the historical center and the local embankment, visits to museum complexes.

Park named after Suvorov is a park complex in Kobrin, which is a famous natural monument of republican significance. The object is named in honor of the famous commander Alexander Suvorov, who here possessed the estate of the Kobrin Key.

The park complex was founded in 1768. Until 1939, the property was owned only by private individuals, after which nationalization was carried out. After 9 years, a modern landmark was founded on the site of an old park.

Dozens of species of trees and shrubs grow in the park. In addition, there is an amphitheater, various attractions, a dance floor, and a bust of Suvorov. The compositional axis is the central alley, which is a continuation of the pedestrian street. At the very end there is a reservoir.

Location: Suvorov Street.

The Museum Center was founded in 1946, and initially the object was a history of local history, and then its profile was changed to a military history. The first exposition was opened on May 1, 1948.

In the modern exposition you can see uniforms, weapons, household items from the 18th century and even antique carved furniture. Among the valuable exhibits are the following objects:

• Personal belongings of Emperors Paul I, Peter III, Prince Konstantin Pavlovich.
• Award and commemorative blade weapon.
• Portraits of the 18th century.

Visitors can appreciate the authentic things that add a special charm to the entire exhibition.

Location: Suvorov Street - 14.

The sculpture dedicated to the boatswain is considered a landmark of Kobrin. The sculpture is a pot-bellied and mustachioed man with a parrot on his shoulder. Such an original object is located right on the city pier, where motor ships regularly arrive on holidays.

Many people stole a chain and a copper pipe from the boatswain. Of course, the city has tried various ways to prevent situations from recurring. They even screwed the pipe with screws, but this turned out to be useless. Now the boatswain's chain has been replaced with a simple lace.

Location: embankment of the Mukhavets river.

The farm is located in the village of Kozishche, to which it takes about half an hour to drive from Kobrin. However, such a trip will be remembered for a long time.

Nowadays, the farm lives about 250 birds... At the same time, it was possible to fully establish the breeding of the black African ostrich, which can live up to 70 - 75 years. All birds live in special houses, divided into several parts according to their needs. It should be noted that a walk on the farm is possible only with an experienced guide.

Unfortunately, ostriches are raised primarily for slaughter. After that they are allowed to eat meat. However, this sad fact did not prevent the farm from becoming a real attraction.

There is a cafe next to the farm where you can taste ostrich meat dishes. In the souvenir shop you can buy natural cosmetics and even crafts, which are also created from feathers, fat, leather or ostrich shells.

St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral was erected in 1864 - 1868. The religious monastery appeared as a sign of the abolition of serfdom at the site of the common grave of Russian soldiers who died during the Kobrin battle on July 15, 1812. This is evidenced by the memorial plaque on the cathedral, which is considered one of the most significant historical and cultural sites and is an important cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church.

During the Soviet years, the temple was closed. The Orthodox community received a religious monastery only in 1989, and the consecration was only possible on September 12, 1990.

Near the cathedral there is a monument in honor of the victory of the Russian troops in the battle near the Belarusian city of Kobrin in 1812.

Location: Lenin Street - 18.

St. Peter and Paul Church was built in the 15th century. The mention of a religious object is found in documents dated back to 1465.

The church is forever associated with the Russian commander Alexander Suvorov. Near his house there was an old church, which Suvorov visited every day. Eyewitnesses assure that the great commander climbed the bell tower or sang in the choir in the choir, showing his worthy bass and earning the respect of the parishioners.

In 1862 - 1864, a new church was built on the same site, which was different from the previous religious site. When carrying out construction activities, materials from a dilapidated church were partially used. The old church was more ascetic, the new one pleased with a decent design. The consecration was held on November 28th in honor of the apostles Peter and Paul. For some reason they forgot about the commander for a while.

They remembered Suvorov only in 1900, when the centenary of his death was celebrated. At the beginning of the 20th century, thanks to Emperor Nicholas II, a large and pompous church was built on the site of the Peter and Paul Church, which was named Peter-Pavlovsko-Suvorov. At the same time, they decided to move the small church further. Donations were collected throughout the country. In 1913, the Peter and Paul Church was nevertheless moved to Pinskaya Street, closer to the cemetery. For transportation, the church was put on logs and simply rolled along the street, and at that time only the interior decoration and decor details were removed. However, the stone temple could not be built due to the First World War and the revolution.

The church is forever associated with the famous commander. In addition, his name saved the religious site from closure and ruin. The temple worked successfully even during the Soviet years.

In 1989, a large-scale restoration was carried out. At this time, it was possible to build a christile and a new gatehouse.

Location: Sverdlova Street - 2.

The water park is an amazing entertainment center. In addition, the complex includes a health center with hydropathic and mud baths.

The water park was built in 2009 near the Suvorov Park. Since then, it has been operating year-round.

Visitors must pay only for the time spent, and an electronic bracelet is used for control. Children and adults can enjoy a variety of attractions, a hydromassage waterfall, a jacuzzi, a Russian bath and a Finnish sauna, and a large swimming pool.

In the cafeteria, you can taste pastries, natural juices, aromatic coffee or gourmet tea.

Location: Gastello street - 15.

The House of Prayer for Evangelical Christians-Baptists was built in 1989-1993. Donations from believers were used to carry out construction activities. However, the construction was still carried out with pure enthusiasm, and at the very beginning the final project was not even ready. As a result, mistakes were made that had to be corrected.

The house of prayer is considered one of the largest. Interestingly, 1400 seats have been created for the parishioners.

A friendly community of Christians-Baptists lives in Kobrin, therefore they are active in educational, educational, missionary and charitable activities. Baptists consider music and singing to be very important, which is why concerts are regularly held in the meetinghouse.

Location: Zheleznodorozhnaya street - 23.

Kobrin is a small but attractive city in Belarus, playing an important cultural and religious role for the whole country.

In the west of the Belarusian Polesye, 40 kilometers from Brest, there is a cozy and hospitable city. Where the river Mukhavets flows into the Dnieper-Bug canal, Kobrin has been standing for more than seven hundred years. Now more than 50 thousand people live in the city, it is the fourth largest in the Brest region.

For the first time Kobrin is mentioned in chronicles in 1287. The question of the origin of the city's name is still open. According to one version, these lands were once inhabited by "obry" - a nomadic Turkic people, who gave the name to Kobrin. According to another version, the city is named after its founder - the legendary Obra. In 1589, Kobrin received the Magdeburg Law and the coat of arms - a French shield with images of the Mother of God, baby Jesus and St. Anna. And, as in any free city, a town hall was built here, unfortunately, which has not survived to this day. The Upper and Lower castles, destroyed in the 19th century, have not survived either.

At various times, Kobrin belonged to Roman Ratnensky, the queens Bona Sforza, Anna Jagiellonka and Constance Austriyachtsa, the Russian empress Catherine II. After the third partition of the Commonwealth in 1795, Catherine II granted Suvorov the estate "Kobrin Key" for suppressing the uprising of Tadeush Kostyushki. And in 1813 the famous Russian poet A.S. Griboyedov, at that time a young cornet of the Irkutsk hussar regiment, lodged in Kobrin.

It is best to start exploring the city with pedestrian street Suvorov, which will lead the tourist to the old park, founded in the middle of the 18th century. There is also a visiting card of the city - the museum of the Russian commander Alexander Suvorov in Kobrin. Kobrin is still proud of his historical closeness with the famous commander. A museum estate, a city park, a monument and numerous busts of the commander remind of Suvorov.

Spassky monastery in Kobrin, built, according to legend, by Prince Ivan Semyonovich in the 15th century, is the oldest building in the city. Until recently, there was a police station in the building of the monastery, but in 2010 a female monastery was reopened here. Attention is also drawn to the Church of St. Nicholas in Kobrin, which is a vivid example of wooden architecture and is located on the banks of the Mukhavets River. And on the other side the Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky is comfortably located. Not far from the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Kobrin there is a cemetery of Polish soldiers who died during the Soviet-Polish war, as well as a columbarium. The surviving buildings of ordinary urban development of the late 19th century in Kobrin create a special atmosphere - a tourist can imagine how the city looked more than a hundred years ago.

Walking through the historic center, one cannot fail to notice monument to Prince Vladimir Vasilkovich and Princess Olga Romanovna in Kobrin, with whose names the first mention of the city is associated. And on the embankment of the Mukhavets river, not far from the Ice Palace in Kobrin, there is a monument to the boatswain with a parrot on his shoulder. Among other monuments, it should be noted a monument in honor of the first victory of the Russian troops over the French on July 15, 1812 in the battle near Kobrin. Fans of active recreation in Belarus should visit the water park in Kobrin.

A small town with a long history will not leave indifferent tourists who choose a vacation in Belarus. The perfectly preserved monuments of Kobrin's cultural life will tell their romantic and exciting stories to every person who is interested in these places.

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Kobrin is a sweet and cozy town just 40 km from Brest. In the city you will find a large green park, colorful houses of the 18th-19th centuries and a water park, ancient churches and monasteries, a large Suvorov museum and the prison of Napoleon Orda, pleasant cafes and a leisurely atmosphere.

On the site of the ancient city center and the market square, it is now the historical part of the city. Once upon a time there was no squeezing through the shopping arcade, along the street stretched a seating yard, banks, pharmacies, residential buildings and public buildings. Today, the same place is occupied by boutiques with clothes, cafes, travel agencies and offices of various enterprises.

CITY `S HISTORY

Until now, it remains a mystery where the name "Kobrin" came from. According to one version, the city was named after the son of Prince Izyaslav Kobra, who founded the city, according to another version, once upon a time nomadic tribes of the Turks lived here, who called themselves "obry". The first mention of the city - in 1287, together with the names of Princess Olga and Prince Vladimir Vasilkovich. In 1589, Kobrin receives the Magdeburg Law and begins to flourish, the town hall appears in the center - a symbol of the independent city. Alas, it did not survive to this day, as well as the Lower and Upper castles.

From Minsk to Kobrin there is a night train Vitebsk - Brest, you will arrive early in the morning for only BYN 9.13 (€ 4) for a reserved seat. To get to the center, hop on bus # 3 or # 9 - or take a walk, it's only 20 minutes walk.

If you prefer buses, then several times a day a couple of buses leave from the bus station to Brest, which, if necessary, drop in to Kobrin. Prices from BYN 13 (€ 5.8). Bus # 3 will be delivered from the bus station to the city.

Not the most convenient option for lack of a lot of choice, but you may be able to find someone suitable on Blablacar. Prices on the website from BYN 10 (€ 4.5)

If you are going to visit Kobrinchan from Brest, they will be glad to take you here by diesel train - this is the cheapest way to get to the city, the ticket will cost you only BYN 0.87 (€ 0.4)

What Brest residents attack the city for on weekends - aquapark (st.Gastello, 15) with slides, swimming pool and different saunas. Plenty of splashing will cost from BYN 5.4 per hour.

There is a chain of excellent restaurants in Kobrin "Discovery" (Lenin st., 4 and in the central market) , where you can drink coffee with fresh pastries or have lunch. The emphasis is on traditional cuisine, but pizza is also available. The interior design pleases, everything is made of wood, simple and tasteful. Prices from BYN 4 (€ 1.8) per dish.

Tripadvisor claims the best in town is cafe "Veranda" (Dzerzhinsky st., 45a) - you can check on your own experience. If you get in during lunch, you will pay up to BYN 9 (€ 4) for the complex.

No provincial town can do without a place with a classic Soviet entourage - and here it is restaurant "Kobrin" (Lenin st., 11) , which is located right in the center of the city. For the first, second and compote with a bun, you will pay no more BYN 6 (€ 2.7) - plunge into childhood!

The best pastries and coffee in town are offered by the chain cafe "Lakomka" (at the corner of Lenin St. and Sovetskaya St.) ... They didn't try too hard with the decor, and the cafes look like ordinary eateries, but what is the “ice latte” with whipped cream and ice cream! And their gorgeous carrot and egg pies! And all this is very cheap.

Kobrin is famous for his ice cream. At the central market, ask the stall of the Kobrin Dairy Plant - there are always queues for half an hour, but believe me, people come here for a reason.

The next day, go to Kamenets - a beautiful city on the Lesnaya River, where the famous Belaya Vezha is located. A dozen years ago, the town, where only 8 thousand inhabitants live, was rather dull, but after a series of "Dozhinki" it has noticeably changed.

CITY `S HISTORY

For the first time, the city is remembered in the Galicia-Volyn Chronicle, where an entry from 1276 says that Prince Vladimir Vasilkovich decided to rebuild a new city in order to strengthen the northern borders of the principality: “And then God put a good thought in the heart of Prince Vladimir, he thought, so that somewhere to build a city behind Berestye. " In order for the process to proceed as it should, the prince invites the famous architect Aleksa, who rebuilds a defensive structure "stone pillar" here, which we know as the White Vezha. In the Middle Ages, the city developed rapidly, although the crusaders burned it down quite well. In 1366, Kamenets became part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and after a few decades became the center of a povet. In 1503 he receives the Magdeburg Law and becomes independent. Then the city had to change its citizenship a couple of times: in 1795 it moved to Russia, and from 1921 to Poland.

Kamenets is located only 45 km from Kobrin, but getting to it from here is not so easy: buses run only 4 times a day, and even then not every one.

But getting from Brest is already easier. Alas, it will not work on the train (no railway network has been laid to the city), but minibuses and buses leave from the central bus station almost every hour. The bus will deliver in 70-80 minutes and BYN 2.8 (€ 1.2), and the minibus in 50 minutes and a couple of kopecks more. On weekends, as you understand, minibuses are clogged first of all, so it's better to buy a ticket in advance. And do not forget about the same “Kobrin! Kamyanets! " uncles.

Agriturismo Kamenetskoe lull (2nd lane Dzerzhinsky, 3) has a garden with a barbecue area and a sauna, the estate is just a few steps from the center, so if you want to spend the night in a quiet and cozy place, this is the place for you. Prices from BYN 43 (€ 19) for a double room.

Feel like Italy in a hotel Imperija (Industrialnaya st., 7) ... The owner of the hotel is from the homeland of pizza, so you can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine at the on-site restaurant. Rooms are spacious and comfortable, you can rent a bike and ride along the forest or around the city. A large room with a spa bath will cost BYN 65 (€ 29) for two.

If you are not going to stop in Kamenets and move to Belovezhskaya Pushcha, then you will the hotel complex "Kamenyuki" (Kamenyuki village) : open-air cages with bison are just a couple of steps away, there is a restaurant with national cuisine on the territory, you can play table tennis or stir up barbecue. Rooms start at BYN 60 (€ 26.7) per person, a hearty breakfast is included.

Even those who have never been to Kamenets know about the main attraction of the city - Belaya Vezhu(which, by the way, is not white at all). The images of the tower are used on posters, they are decorated with candy and bottle wrappers, and even placed on a BYN 5 bill. Alexa was not a freeloader, so he rebuilt the tower conscientiously. The main problem was swampy soil, and an unusual foundation became the way out: smaller stones were poured into the cracks between the stones and did not fasten the structure. This gave the tower the ability to maneuver and adjust to soil shrinkage. If not for such a trick, we would have our own Leaning Tower of Pisa! Vezha witnessed many bloody events: it was surrounded by crusaders, the Polish prince of Mazovia encroached on it, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Moscow state fought here. The entrance to the 30-meter tower was located at a height of 13 meters, so it was not easy to get here (especially when molten tin and lead are poured on you from above). However, in the 18th century, the tower surrendered under the pressure of marauders - they began to pull it apart into bricks. After that, the tower was restored and even painted with white paint, which is where the name came from. By the way, Vezha has her own ghost - the girl Galya, who grabs the hands of everyone who wants to drag off a piece of the tower as a souvenir. Apparently, the girl does not like such squandering of property.

Today in Vezha there is a museum of local lore with excellent artifacts, and next to it are several wooden figures of famous Belarusian figures. The entrance costs only BYN 2.2, if you want to climb to the very top with the best view of the city, then for a group of 10 people you need to pay BYN 7 (team up with someone).

There is a building very nearby Kamenets gymnasium(Lenin street, 1) , which was commissioned in July 1930. It was a seven-year Polish school, which was called "povshekhna", in simple terms - a general education school. The first students were only 30 children: 9 Belarusians, 3 Poles and 18 Jews. During the reconstruction of the building, the builders found a message in a bottle under the roof, which had lain here for 72 years: "We leave our names and addresses to our descendants in the future." Rumor has it that the steps of the gymnasium were made from slabs from the old Jewish cemetery.

Located on a high hill Holy Simeon Church- a sample of pseudo-Russian architecture. The history of the iconostasis of this church is unusual: it was made of bog oak in Warsaw at the beginning of the 19th century, and the iconostasis was brought here from the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral blown up in 1926 on Saxon Square.

In front of the church there is a large monument to the founder of the city- Vladimir Vasilkovich (many believe that this is a monument to Alex, but this is not so). In his hands the prince is holding a scroll with an excerpt from the Ipatiev Chronicle: “... cut down the city in an empty place, called Lestna, and call him Kamenets, the earth was like stone. Creating in it a pillar of stones 17 fathoms high is like surprise to all those who see nan. "

If you need to hang out in the city for some more time, and all the places have been examined, you can drive to the cult cinema "Mir"(st.Brestskaya, 32) , prices start at BYN 1 for a regular film and BYN 1.5 for 3D. There is a great chance that you will be alone in the hall, but you will watch some old film.

In a soviet cafe in store "Department store" (st.Brestskaya, 26) you can grab a seagull and pies. Everything is simple and extremely cheap.

Not so long ago, a pizzeria opened in the city Vergnano 1882 (Lenin street, 1) is the only place in town where you can eat pizza and sit well. So the locals just love her. The chef, by the way, studied his skills in Italy. In the same courtyard there is bar "Vlad".

A set lunch from BYN 4 (€ 1.8) awaits you in restaurant "Belaya Vezha" (st.Brestskaya, 36) ... There is a legend about him in the city that one of the guests got lost in the corridors of the restaurant and accidentally entered the kitchen. What he saw there - history is silent, but his appetite has disappeared. Apparently, such an unflattering legend was invented by one of the competitors, because the food here is just excellent!

Photo - Andrey Dmitriev, stepandstep.ru, mareeva_irina.livejournal.com

Location - Kobrin

Kobrin is the administrative center of the district of the same name, the fourth largest city in the Brest region. Kobrin is located in the west of Polesie and stands on the banks of the Mukhavets River at its junction with the Dnieper-Bug canal. The city is located 46 km from Brest, 124 km from Pinsk and 300 km from the capital - Minsk. The distance to the border with the Republic of Poland is 59 km, to the border with Ukraine - 40 km. Several major international highways pass through Kobrin - M1 (Brest - Moscow), M12 (Kobrin - the border of Ukraine (Mokrany)), as well as the republican highway M10 (Kobrin - Gomel), which connects the regional centers of Polesie. In addition, republican roads P2 (Stolbtsy - Kobrin) and P102 (border of Poland - Vysokoe - Kamenets - Kobrin) pass through the city. expand all text

Development history - Kobrin

Development history - Kobrin

For the first time Kobrin is mentioned in 1287 BC in the spiritual literacy of the Volyn prince Vladimir Vasilkovich. Until the first half of the XIV century, Kobrin was under the control of the Volyn princes, until he became part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. In 1404-1519. the city was the center of the specific Kobrin principality, which was under the control of the Kobrin dynasty of princes Gediminovich. According to archaeological excavations and historical data, there were wooden Upper and Lower castles at the site of the city's founding. It is impossible to establish the exact dates of their construction, however, according to the revision of 1597, it is known that by that time the buildings had already fallen into disrepair. The upper castle was surrounded by a stone wall with multi-tiered wooden towers, while the lower one was surrounded by a moat and a rampart. The locks were connected to each other by a drawbridge. Only fragments of the moat have survived to this day.

After the clan of the Kobrin princes broke off, the principality was transformed into an eldership, which since 1532 was part of the Podlaskie voivodeship, and since 1566 was part of the Beresteysky voivodeship. V 1596 g. Kobrin received Magdeburg law and coat of arms representing the figures of the Virgin Mary and St. Anne on a silver field.

In the middle of the 17th century, the city suffered quite a lot from the attacks of the Cossack detachments - in 1648 Kobrin was plundered and almost completely burned down. As a result of the third section of the Commonwealth in 1795 g. the city became part of the Russian Empire, where it became the center of the homonymous district of the Grodno province. One of the most significant events of the war of 1812 is connected with Kobrin - in the summer of the Russian army for the first time won a victory over the troops of Napoleon. At the same time, the city was again destroyed and burned.

In 1915, Kobrin was occupied by German troops, and in 1919, during the Soviet-Polish war, the city was occupied by the Polish army. Since 1921 to 1939 Kobrin was a part of the Second Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and was the center of the povet as part of the Polesie Voivodeship. In September 1939, Soviet troops entered the city and Kobrin, like other cities of Western Belarus, became part of the BSSR. In the interwar period, the population of the city was about 15,000 people, 70% of the inhabitants of Kobrin were Jews. After the arrival and occupation of the city by the Nazis (from June 23, 1941), the entire Jewish population of Kobrin was driven into a ghetto and destroyed by October 1942. Kobrin was freed from the Nazi invaders. July 20, 1944

The period after the end of the Great Patriotic War has seen the most rapid development of the city: dwelling houses, enterprises, cultural facilities are being built, and the population is also increasing. In 1959, the city was home to about 13,000 people, and by 1970 - already about 25,000 people.

Tourist potential - Kobrin

Kobrin has a high tourist potential: the city has preserved many monuments of history and culture. For example - an architectural monument of late classicism with elements of the retrospective Russian style, founded in 1864 in honor of the abolition of serfdom. It is noteworthy that the cathedral was built on the mass grave of Russian soldiers who died during the Kobrin battle on July 15, 1812.
Churches erected at the beginning of the 20th and middle of the 18th centuries, respectively, are magnificent examples of the unique wooden architecture of Polesie.

After the city became part of the Russian Empire, Kobrin, on the personal order of Catherine II, was granted ownership. The commander himself from 1797 to 1800. lived in the city on the estate "Kobrin Klyuch", where it is currently located. The memorial exposition of the museum introduces the life and military activities of the commander.

In addition to architectural sights, the city can offer one of the newest and most interesting destinations in the field of tourism - excursions to industrial production. It functions in Kobrin, a visit to which will be interesting not only for adults, but also for children, who will be able to learn how their favorite cars and constructors turn from unremarkable blanks into interesting and beautiful toys.
Fans of water sports and active pastime will appreciate in which there are a variety of water slides, fountains and pools, as well as three baths - Finnish, Russian and Turkish.

Today Kobrin is a modern city, the administrative center of the district with great potential for development.

Kobrin is a large city of the Brest region of Belarus, the administrative center of the Kobrin region. In the city of Kobrin there are no outstanding architectural monuments and sights. However, there are many small attractions and monuments, a beautiful park, many objects for active recreation, a pedestrian street and so on, which all together form a very attractive tourist atmosphere in the city of Kobrin. Let's list the sights of the city of Kobrin.

So, one of the main attractions of the city of Kobrin is the active Orthodox female Spassky monastery. The preserved building of the monastery is very old, it was erected in the 18th century. And the monastery itself, originally for men, was founded in the second half of the 15th century. In 1596, immediately after the signing of the Brest Union, the monastery became Uniate. In 1839 the union was abolished and the monastery was closed. In some of its buildings, a religious school was organized, and the building of the main building stood in desolation. In the interwar period, when the city of Kobrin was part of Poland, the main monastery building that has survived to this day was repaired. The restored building housed a court. In Soviet times, a police station was located here. In 2010, the monastery building was returned to the Orthodox Church, and the Spassky monastery itself was revived.

The next attraction of the city of Kobrin is the Orthodox Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky, built in 1868. In Soviet times, the building of the temple was rebuilt and used as a planetarium. At the moment, the temple has been perfectly restored and restored, functions according to its original purpose and is an important Belarusian architectural monument of the 19th century.

The next attraction of the city of Kobrin is the Church of St. Nicholas. This church was originally built in 1750 from wood. Initially, this temple was located in the village of Novoselki, not far from the city of Kobrin. In 1841, this temple was moved to a new location, where it is still located. There is also a bell tower near the temple in the town of Kobrin. In Soviet times, a warehouse was equipped in the church. Now the temple has been restored and is operational. In the Brest region of Belarus, a lot of old wooden churches have survived, and each of them individually is a valuable monument of Belarusian architecture, and together they occupy a very important place in the cultural and historical heritage of the country. The Church of St. Nicholas in the city of Kobrin is also one of these churches and therefore is undoubtedly a very interesting architectural monument, cultural and historical value and attraction of Belarus.

There is Kobrin and several more temples in the city. For example, the wooden church of Saints Peter and Paul, was originally built in 1864 in the very center of the city of Kobrin. At the beginning of the 20th century, this temple was moved to a new location, closer to the local cemetery on the outskirts of the city. Today, in the courtyard of this church, right in front of it, there is also another small remarkable object - the grave of close relatives of Adam Mickiewicz with a very beautiful and unique grave. Another unique feature of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in the city of Kobrin is that this church functioned without interruption in Soviet times. Of course, the temple is still active today.

Also in the city of Kobrin there is a modern Orthodox Church of the Nativity of Christ, the construction of which began in 2004. This temple is the largest temple in the city of Kobrin, and the tallest building in this city. Another church of the city of Kobrin is located at one of the local cemeteries and is consecrated in honor of St. George. This temple was built in 1889.

There is a Catholic church in the city of Kobrin. The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary was built here of stone in 1843. This temple, like most churches in Belarus, was closed during the Soviet era. However, at least it was not rebuilt and was not used for household needs, like many other churches, but was simply empty. At the moment, the church in the city of Kobrin has been repaired after a long desolation and is operating again.

The next attraction of the city of Kobrin is the mansion, which he owned, and in which Suvorov lived for short periods of time. This mansion was originally built at the end of the 18th century. However, the original building burned down during the Great Patriotic War. Nevertheless, in 1948 this building was restored in accordance with its historical appearance on the original foundation, after which the military history museum named after Suvorov was located in it, which is still open to visitors in our time.

In addition to the mansion in the city of Kobrin, there are still a lot of different historical buildings that form several quarters of very interesting historical urban development. The historical development of the city of Kobrin stands out among similar architectural ensembles in other cities of Belarus, by several parameters at once, firstly, many buildings in the historical urban development of the city of Kobrin belong not only to the 19th, but even to the 18th century; secondly, the buildings related to the historical buildings have been preserved very well; and thirdly, they are very densely packed. All this allows in some parts of the city to really feel the breath of the past centuries. In addition, recently one of the streets in the historical center of the city of Kobrin has become a pedestrian (Suvorov Street), which increases the attractiveness of this city in the eyes of tourists. By the way, it is on this street that Suvorov's mansion is located.

Among the historical buildings of the city of Kobrin, the following small but interesting and remarkable sights also deserve a separate mention. Firstly, the building of the former post station, built in 1846, and nowadays used for production.

Secondly, the ruins of a synagogue built in the 18th century, which became the center of the local ghetto during World War II. Before the war, almost two-thirds of the population of the city of Kobrin were Jews. This is partly why this synagogue was one of the largest, most beautiful and richly decorated in Belarus. In Soviet times, the building of the synagogue in the city of Kobrin was also used for production, but at the moment it has been transferred to the local, very small Jewish community, which has not yet found funds to restore the synagogue, so this building continues to collapse.

And finally, thirdly, the building of the former prison, originally built in 1821. The building is, of course, very gloomy, because in this prison a lot of executions were carried out, both by the Germans during the Great Patriotic War and by the NKVD at different times. By the way, Napoleon Orda, a famous Belarusian artist, spent some time in this prison, as he was suspected of participating in the uprising of 1863-1864. During his stay here, he even managed to write several sketches on which he captured prison life (see below). Now the building of the former prison, again, is used for production.

In addition to those listed, in the city of Kobrin there are many more objects that may interest tourists. Firstly, it is one of the most beautiful city parks in Belarus, which includes not only beautiful vegetation and water bodies, but also many small architectural forms and sculptures. By the way, this park is named after Suvorov. In addition to the already mentioned museum, streets and parks named in his honor, in the city of Kobrin there are also three monuments to Suvorov, one in front of the museum, another in the park, and the third on the streets of the city. Further, in the city of Kobrin, the embankment of the Mukhavets river flowing through this city is very beautifully landscaped. It is very pleasant to walk along this promenade. And in the city of Kobrin you can find a lot of monuments dedicated to various historical events and personalities, as well as legends and fairy-tale characters. The most famous among these monuments are: a monument to the founders of the city, located on a pedestrian street; and a monument in honor of the victory in the war of 1812, located next to the cathedral. In addition, in the city of Kobrin there is also a water park (near the usual park) and an ice arena (on the embankment), where you can very actively relax, swim in the pools or go ice skating.

Thus, the city of Kobrin is a very attractive route for tourists and travelers in Belarus. As you can see, there is a rich tourist infrastructure, many interesting objects and attractions. In addition, as already mentioned, Kobrin is a large city, there are also cafes, restaurants, hotels, clubs, all these objects are of different levels and price categories, you can even choose. There are also all other service facilities necessary for tourists (ATMs, shops, gas stations, service stations, etc.). As a result, in the city of Kobrin it is possible to spend the weekend in a very interesting, active and informative way.