Barysau

Barysau is the centre of the Barysau district, Miensk region, about 71 km North-East of Miensk, a station on the railway line Miensk-Orsa.
Population: 154,800 (1995)

The catolic church

The Roman Catholic church dating from the beginning of the 19th c.
(after rebuilding dating from second half of the 20 c. spire is wanting)

The orthodox church from the 1874

The orthodox church from the 1874. Monument of pseudo-Russian architecture
(is not typical for Belarusian architecture).

The square

The central square.

Central square

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Barysau

The Roman Catholic church dating from the beginning of the 19th c. (after rebuilding dating from second half of the 20 c. spire is wanting)

The orthodox church from the 1874. Monument of pseudo-Russian architecture (is not typical for Belarusian architecture).

The central square.

The Roman Catholic church dating from the beginning of the 19th c.
(after rebuilding dating from second half of the 20 c. spire is wanting)

The orthodox church from the 1874. Monument of pseudo-Russian architecture
(is not typical for Belarusian architecture).