Bobruisk is a large city in the Mogilev region, which is called the Jewish capital of Belarus: in different periods of history, Jews made up more than 70% of the population. The city attracts with incomparable color, cozy streets along old houses, legends that skillfully hide under almost every roof. Walking sightseeing tours with an individual guide, which can be selected on the website, will help to see such a Bobruisk Tripvenue.Com. Here you will find several fascinating programs with detailed descriptions, photos and reviews. You can book a tour by phone or online.
Bobruisk invites you to visit
- The current synagogue will tell you how it differs from Orthodox churches and Catholic churches, how the service is held.
- The old Market Square will create a suitable mood – combative, fervent and happy, as if you were at home.
- Port Arthur - an atmospheric two–storey building will take you back decades: you just need to wander into its courtyard! There are several legends about the origin of the name of the structure, one of which will tell how Port Arthur is connected with the fortress and why red bricks with monograms were used for its construction. They say that there is a grandiose network of tunnels and secret passages under the house.
- Pozharny Lane invites you to look at the old fire station.
- Socialist Street will especially appeal to unmarried ladies, because it is in this part of the tour that the guide tells how to find a groom.
- The Green House Madame Katsnelson will reveal the secret of "business like a woman". The merchant's wife was selling the forest – her business was incredibly profitable. According to legend, when she was in the Baltic States, she liked the original green building, she bought it and ... moved it to Bobruisk.
- And, of course, don't forget to visit Beaver Samuilovich – the symbol of the city. A good-natured beaver in the image of a bourgeois happily greets passers-by. Locals say that for a rich life you need to rub a gold chain on a beaver's belly and touch the tip of your nose.
