Itinerary day by day
Moscow
Departure from Belorussky Station in Moscow
Brest
This legendary city on the border will greet you with a unique blend of eras, where the monumental and poignant history of the Brest Fortress meets the cozy European charm of old streets. During the train stop, you can touch the great deed of the citadel's defenders and in the evening, take a walk along the pedestrian Sovetskaya Street to witness the famous daily ritual of lighting old kerosene lamps by a real lamplighter.
Grodno
The most European and royal city in Belarus will captivate you with its well-preserved architecture, where the majestic Old and New Castles, monumental churches, and the oldest Kolozhskaya Church on these lands blend into a single ensemble. During the stop, you'll have time to take a walk along the cozy pedestrian street with its cobblestones and wrought-iron lanterns, visit atmospheric coffeehouses, and feel the unique cultural flavor of this ancient city at the crossroads of eras.
Baranovichi
Transfer to Kossovo. The journey to one of the most romantic corners of Belarus begins with a visit to the luxurious Kossovo Castle (Puslovsky Palace), whose twelve Gothic towers and snow-white walls resemble a fairy tale come to life. After exploring the palace halls and the nearby historic estate of Tadeusz Kosciuszko, a comfortable transfer to Brest awaits you, where you will continue your cruise route, smoothly transitioning from medieval romance to legendary pages of history.
Minsk
The hospitable capital of Belarus welcomes you with the grandeur of Stalinist Empire-style avenues and the cozy, vibrant atmosphere of the historic Trinity Suburb. During your stay, you can stroll along the picturesque Svisloch River embankment, explore the modern art spaces of the Upper City, and enjoy a hearty lunch with legendary Belarusian драники (potato pancakes) at one of the best restaurants of national cuisine.
Moscow
Arrive in Moscow at Belorussky Station.