Cultural and entertainment complex Belarusian village of the 19th century. Belarusian ethnographic village Buynichi

In the rich world of ultra-modern gadgets and widgets in the most picturesque territory of the Mogilev region, an original Belarusian village has been lost in time, which, unlike the inhabitants of the whole world, is in the yard in the midst of the 19th century. Belarusian ethnographic village Buynichi found shelter next to the "Buinichsky field" - a stunningly beautiful memorial dedicated to the fierce battles of Soviet soldiers with the Nazi invaders. Stylized antique Belarusian village- this is the richest museum, which brings together numerous attributes of the past.

The complex began to function recently and was completely inspired by the customs and rituals of the Belarusian people, which was reflected in the external decoration of the village and the amazing atmosphere that prevails here. The improvised Belarusian village sends back to the 19th century and consists of curious buildings, where characters typical of the Belarusian village could live, who in those distant times were in almost every locality, starting with the Weaver and the Baker and ending with the Carpenter and the Potter. Tourists huge demand uses the original house of the Moonshiner, because it is hard to deny that such a character was absent in the Belarusian villages. And in the Baker's house you can try a fragrant pie according to an old recipe.

On the territory of the complex, products of Belarusian masters are sold, which anyone can buy as a keepsake or as a gift to a loved one. There are massive mills and beautiful fountains, and for the youngest visitors to the impromptu village there is a special playground where children play together. Young guests can have fun with fairy-tale characters, which are in abundance on the territory of the complex. If someone is tired of the endless time travel, you can go for a bite to eat at cozy cafe "Korchma", where a huge number of dishes of Belarusian cuisine are presented, which are very popular with visiting guests.

There is also a hotel with excellent service, where you can stay overnight, and in the morning go on a long journey or continue interesting excursion . It is curious that the village demonstrates how in ancient times the Belarusians made pottery and wove baskets. It is noteworthy that everything that is produced can be touched, picked up, and if you wish, you can do it yourself. It offers master classes for every taste, so you can leave the village home with both a wooden spoon from a famous craftsman and a clay pot own production. Folk tunes are constantly heard in the village, and many who wish can take part in folk games or dance from the heart. There is room for a variety of thematic festivals, holidays and festivities, which almost all of Belarus come to see. Thanks to them folk culture becomes closer and clearer to the modern resident of the metropolis. The village provides saunas and billiards for those who have traveled a lot and want to relax.

The Belarusian ethnographic village Buinichi is glad to welcome dear guests, each of whom leaves its borders with inspiration, joy and a bit of sadness.

The ethnographic complex "Belarusian Village of the 19th century" is located near Mogilev opposite the memorial complex "Buinichnoye Pole". The complex was built in 2006 according to Belarusian ethnic motives. The purpose of creating the complex is to familiarize tourists with the architecture, traditions, rituals and folk art of Belarusians.

The ethnographic complex cannot be called a museum under open sky There are no old exhibits here. It is rather a tourist cultural entertainment center. However, all national crafts were carefully recreated here. Here, everyone will be shown how baskets, furniture, pots, and dishes were made in the old days. Real blacksmiths, weavers, embroiderers, potters, carpenters and other craftsmen work here.

Of course, everything that is produced in the City of Masters of the ethnographic village can be touched, smelled, tasted, bought and even produced on your own. Works here a large number of master classes, where tourists under the guidance of experienced craftsmen can try their hand at a particular craft.

There is also a traditional manor house, which houses a hotel and a tavern. You can visit windmill, in a tavern, in a hospitable peasant house. You can try dishes and drinks of the national Belarusian cuisine, listen to folk music, take part in folk games and festivities.

On the territory of the ethnographic complex "Belarusian Village" ethnic festivals, folk holidays, fairs and other events are regularly held. interesting events, thanks to which the original Belarusian culture becomes clearer and closer to everyone who comes here to visit.

Memorial Complex "Buinichskoe field" is located on the 6th kilometer of the highway Mogilev - Bobruisk in the suburbs of Mogilev - the area of ​​the village of Buinichi. This place, located south of Mogilev on the flat terrace of the Dnieper, is only known in history as a kind of "testing ground" where big battles took place on the outskirts of the city, so to speak. Major battles took place here in 1595, 1812 and of course in 1941. May 9, 1995 in Buinichi was opened memorial Complex in order to perpetuate the feat of the defenders of Mogilev (mainly participants in the 2nd World War)

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The Buinichsky field near Mogilev was the scene of a battle in 1595 between the rebellious peasants and Cossacks, led by Severin Nalivaiko, with an 18,000-strong cavalry army of the magnates of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. In 1812, a bloody battle between Raevsky's corps and French troops took place here. The corps of the Russian general covered the transfer of the rest of the troops across the Dnieper and their further retreat towards Smolensk.
In July 1941 soviet soldiers The 388th Infantry Division, police officers, cadets of the NKVD school and 12,000 Mogilev militia held the defense of the city for 23 days.

The entrance to the main alley of the memorial complex is opened by symbolic arches, on the walls of which there are commemorative plaques with bas-reliefs and texts dedicated to the defense of Mogilev and Buinichsky field.

The complex covers an area of ​​about 22 hectares

The central object is the chapel, a symbol of the greatness of the military spirit of the Slavs, reflected in the construction of temples. The facades are made of red brick, the dome is lined with copper, and the chapel is crowned with an ancient Greek cross. The height of the chapel is 27 meters.


Inside the walls are painted with frescoes, they have niches where 4 commemorative plaques with the names of the participants in the defense of Mogilev are placed. In the chapel there is a Foucault pendulum, which, according to the plan, symbolizes eternal memory about the soldiers who died in the battles for our city.

Under the chapel there is an underground crypt for the burial of the found remains of warriors. To date, the remains of six soldiers have been buried, the surname of one soldier has been established. The building is crowned with an ancient Greek cross.

Four alleys lead to the chapel, among which is Simonov Alley, named after famous writer Konstantin Simonov, a participant in those events ...


View from the chapel

Mini-exposition of Soviet military equipment

on the opposite side of the chapel, a German T-III with an unusually long cannon for German tanks of the late 30s model was located alone.

central alley

On opposite side Mogilev - Bobruisk highway there are also two more places where tourists can go: the cultural and entertainment complex "Belarusian Village of the XIX century", as well as a zoo with a ring children's railway ... Photos of these in the next post.
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Belarus is traditionally close Russian tourists. And it's not just brotherly feelings: locals renowned for their hospitality low prices cannot but rejoice, and many attractions make the journey through neighboring country most exciting.

Among the cities of Belarus, Minsk is second in popularity only to Mogilev, which has preserved historical buildings and several cultural sites. One of them is the cultural and entertainment complex "Korchma" in the village of Buynichi, where you can have an interesting time both alone and with the whole family.

What to do in Korchma

"Korchma" is an ethnographic village located near the Mogilev Zoo and opposite the Buinichsky field, 2 km from the city. cultural complex tells about the life of the Belarusian people in the XIX century. And although historical materials were not used during the construction, this village is almost indistinguishable from the original: culture, crafts, cuisine in local restaurant- everything is sustained within the framework of traditions.

The main object to visit in Korchma is the City of Masters, where long-forgotten crafts are being revived. It includes the working quarters of a baker, a carpenter, a potter, a blacksmith, a weaver and a weaver. Visitors can see how bread and loaves were baked in Belarus in the old days, and also taste them.

Before the eyes of visitors, a potter will make a piece of kitchen utensils, embroidery masters will demonstrate the features of their painstaking work. From the simplest materials (vines, bark, straw), local craftsmen will make things amazing beauty. Using different weaving techniques, they make decorative sculptures and traditional straw toys.

Also in the City of Masters there is a moonshiner's house, where you can try a strong drink. By the way, visitors do not have to think long about what original souvenir from Belarus to bring home: all handmade products in the village are sold.

Children will not be bored during the tour of the ethnographic village. A special stylized playground is equipped for kids. Here, fairy-tale characters are waiting for little visitors - from Zmey Gorynych and gnomes to Masha and the Bear. Children are delighted with slides, swings and a carousel. The entrance is free.

Complex infrastructure

On the territory of the ethnographic village there is everything necessary for tourists to rest in comfort.

Hotel with 11 rooms and comfortable accommodation conditions in the rooms European level. It is decorated in the spirit of the XIX century, combines comfort and rigor. Restaurant occupies special place. He continues the theme of Belarusian traditions and offers to plunge into the atmosphere of the 19th century. From high-quality products, dishes of European and national cuisine Belarus.

In the main building of Korchma there is a hotel and a restaurant.

Among other services of the complex - sauna, billiards, bar, secure parking for 30 cars. "Korchma" is located on a well-groomed territory with exotic plants and flowering alleys. It is pleasant to walk along it, relaxing on the benches near the fountain. The territory, in addition to the restaurant and the City of Masters, is decorated with other objects: for example, a mill, a well and wooden sculptures.

In "Korchma" there are summer cafe located in a stylized wooden house.

Korchma - how to get there

To get to the ethnographic complex by car, you need to move along the Bobruisk highway from Mogilev. Stop - in the village Buinichi. Also, public transport runs to Korchma: buses No. 44, 15, 3, minibuses No. 43, 14, 9. Craftsmen of the City of Masters work every day from 11 to 18, except Monday and Tuesday. The rest of the time the complex is open for free walks.

Complex "Korchma" and other objects in the village of Buynichi on the map.

  1. Mogilev Zoo;
  2. Complex "Korchma";
  3. Memorial "Buinichskoe field".

The triumphal arch or, as it is also called, the Arch of Glory, was built at the end of the 18th century in honor of the arrival of Empress Catherine II in Mogilev. Here she met with the Austrian Emperor Joseph II.

The arch is a rectangular structure with two ledges, which is completed with a wide cornice and a broken triangular pediment, balanced at the ends by two columns. In the center of the facade is a large niche.

With the establishment of Soviet power triumphal arch wanted to demolish. However, they later changed their minds and decided to install a memorial plaque on it, as well as bas-reliefs with images of V.I. Lenin and the coat of arms of the USSR. All this resulted in architectural absurdity - the neighborhood of the imperial style with communist slogans.

Memorial Complex

Bloody battles took place on the Mogilev land more than once. Thus, the famous Buynicheskoe field near Mogilev was the site of a battle in 1595 between the rebellious peasants and Cossacks, led by Nalivaiko, against the 18,000-strong cavalry troops of the magnates of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

In 1812, a bloody battle with French troops took place here.

And in July 1941, the Soviet wars, police officers, cadets of the NKVD school and 12 thousand militiamen of Mogilev held the heroic defense of the city for 23 days.

On May 9, 1995, a memorial complex was opened on the Buynichesky field, which keeps the memory of the heroes of the Second World War.

In the center of the memorial there is a 27-meter chapel - a symbol of the greatness of the military spirit of the Slavs and military equipment times of the Great Patriotic War.

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Mogilev airport

Mogilev Airport is located 17 kilometers northwest of the city Mogilev, it was put into operation in 1971. The status of international and, at the same time, IV class airport was assigned in 1998, its area by that time was 165.2 hectares. Its length runway- 2567 meters, and a width of 42 meters. Based on its characteristics, the airport accepts aircraft weighing less than 196 tons.

In the airport building separate fee passengers are various services, for example, the provision of a VIP-hall for officials and delegations and hot meals, as well as office services. Mogilev Airport also has border, customs and sanitary-quarantine control.

The Mogilev Zoo is home to rare species of animals, including those listed in the Red Book. These are bison, badger, deer, wolf and others.

Bison is the largest representative of the fauna. In the XVIII century, as a result of deforestation, the number of this species declined sharply. He only met in Belovezhskaya Pushcha. In 1921 the last bison was killed. And only in 1946, work began on its restoration. Currently, the population of the species is more than 500 individuals.

The territory of the zoo is rich historical events. During Northern war Here was the camp of the Swedes. In the XVIII century - the estate of Pan Pipenberg, which was destroyed after October 1917. Well, during the Great Patriotic War, fierce battles took place at this place. Now there is a college where future forestry specialists study. They take care of nature, create biotechnical structures, install feeders for animals.

Mogilev Museum of Local Lore

The first replenishment of the collection took place in 1928-1929, when many exhibits from the antiquarian fund of the USSR were transferred to the museum: items made of precious metals and stones, icons, books, paintings, as well as a silver mace of the Polish King Sigismund III. But the most valuable and unique thing was the national relic of Belarus - the cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk. He, among other especially rare valuables, was hidden in an armored safe room.

During the Great Patriotic War, the museum burned down along with the exhibits, and everything that survived in the safe room was lost. As a result, he lost all his funds. After the war, for their restoration, the museums of Leningrad and Moscow allocated part of their exhibits.

Now the museum stores more than 300 thousand exhibits, including finds of local archaeological sites, coins, objects of worship and everyday life, painting. They make up the exposition of the museum, which is divided into four main departments: "Archaeology and ancient history”, “Nature of the region”, “Soviet period” and “History of the pre-Soviet period”.

Initially, the purpose of this square, which arose in the first half of the 16th century, was trade. That is why instead of buildings this territory was occupied by merchant shops. Two streets still extend from the square, which form the radial system of the city's layout.

After the annexation of Mogilev to Russia, it was decided to give the square a new look, which was developed by eminent Russian architects. Instead of malls the buildings of the medical council, the lower court and the archives were located on it.

The modern appearance of the square was formed only at the end of the 20th century, when the center architectural ensemble became the memorial complex "Fighters for Soviet Power". It includes the Eternal Flame, a bronze sculpture in the form of a female figure, symbolizing the image of Victory standing on it, and mass grave Red Army soldiers who defended the city in 1920 from Polish troops. From the south and west, the square closes the square.

Architectural monuments of the 18th - 19th centuries have been preserved on the square - the buildings of the Mogilev Regional local history museum and the former city government, the city hall and the Cathedral of St. Francis Xavier.

Attraction "Safari by rail"

"Safari by rail" unique journey, during which you will take a ride on the original train, see rare animals listed in the Red Book, and learn a lot of interesting things from the history of these places.

The train you will travel on was designed and built in Italy. Its speed is about 10 km / h, and the length railway- 2 kilometers. The low speed of the train will allow you to get to know the locals better. The Belovezhskaya bison is the largest representative of the fauna of Belarus. Its weight reaches 820 kilograms, and its body length is 3 meters.

Traveling by rail, you will see an extensive system of canyons that were formed back in glacial period. During the Great Patriotic War, the canyon was used as an anti-tank ditch. You will pass through such a canyon on a bridge 28 meters high. Once upon a time, fierce battles took place here, as evidenced by the terrible finds discovered during the construction of the railway - shells and ammunition of those years.

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Cathedral Church of St. Stanislaus

The Cathedral Church of St. Stanislaus is shrouded in secrets. Previously, this monument of art and architecture of the XVIII century was called the Church of the Assumption Mother of God and belonged to the Carmelite Order, known since the 12th century. Carmelites appeared in Mogilev in the 17th century, and the local monastery became a kind of branch of their Belynichi monastery.

For a whole century, a wooden church stood on the site of the current stone church. There is either a legend, or a true story about the case, the result of which was the decree of the Polish king "the inhabitants of the city must sort out everything stone buildings and from this stone to build a church...". The foundation of the building of stones of various sizes speaks in favor of this legend. The construction of the stone church was completed in 1752, and since 1773 it became a cathedral.

From the point of view of architecture, the Church of St. Stanislaus is an example of Western European Baroque. True, the architecture of the church, rebuilt, for example, at the end of the 18th century, was decorated with a classic 4-column portico. One of the most complete and professionally executed Belarusian pictorial cycles on the gospel story has been preserved here. The frescoes, which have an unequivocal artistic value, date from the second half of the 18th century and were made by Belarusian artists.

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