Church of saints Simon and Helena

  Church of Saints Simon and Helena sits at the heart of Minsk, specifically on Independence Square. Built in 1905, this Roman Catholic church is an iconic example of Neo-Gothic architecture and often referred to as the "Red Church" due to its striking red brick exterior. It serves as a place of worship, and its tranquil atmosphere draws both locals and visitors alike. During December, the area around the church is transformed with holiday decorations, creating a picturesque winter scene. Inside, you can admire the intricate stained glass windows and wooden altar, offering a glimpse into its historical significance and artistic beauty.