Belarusian National Arts Museum - Minsk

This is a fantastic place to explore the latest exhibits. During my visit, there was a new exhibition showcasing the significance of the color red in Belarusian culture. I found it fascinating and the explanations were very well-written. I have visited multiple times and I plan to return when they introduce more exhibits, as the rest of the museum remains unchanged.

During my short trip to Minsk, it wasn't the food that impressed me, but rather the artworks of legendary landscape painter Ivan Aivazovsky. His painting "Night at Rodos Island" was particularly striking. The large gallery where his works are displayed is a treasure trove of art from the period, with a wide range of styles and themes. One exhibition that caught my eye was the incredible collection of horse art, which I found truly captivating.

This museum is absolutely stunning. The exhibits are incredibly clever and the paintings are truly amazing. Anyone who loves art and history should definitely pay a visit here.

Unfortunately, a large part of the museum was closed for rebuilding when it was visited. but I still loved everything I saw and recommended everyone to visit this museum. I honestly can't wait to come back and still burst. entry fee is only that is about

Compared to similar museums in other countries this is not a very big one, but it holds an excellent exhibition (mostly of paintings and some sculptures) by some great artists. The entry costs only so there is no reason of thinking it too much. It really worths a visit.