Park Yanka Kupala

  Park Yanka Kupala, nestled in the heart of Minsk along the picturesque Svislach River, serves as a vibrant green space for both locals and visitors. Dating back to 1895, this park is named after the renowned Belarusian poet Yanka Kupala and is a significant cultural landmark. Known for its sprawling paths and serene landscapes, the park spans over 14 hectares and features various sculptures and memorials that celebrate Belarusian literature and history. In May, the park comes alive with blooming flora, making it an ideal time for leisurely walks or picnics. Visitors can explore the rich diversity of the park's plant life, such as towering oak trees and colorful flowerbeds, while enjoying outdoor performances or simply relaxing by the riverbank.