Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Halica can continue searching for accommodation afterwards. In the vicinity of Galitsa, the Raubichi Winter Sports Centre has a biathlon track with five separate loops measuring 1.5 km, 2 km, 2.5 km, 3 km and 3.3 km. In the vicinity of Galitsa, it offers cross-country skiing to athletes, recreational sports enthusiasts and holiday guests; access to the track can be paid for at the rental centre or at the reception of Hotel 2. In the vicinity of Galitsa, the universal track runs through a forest.
Sports and Leisure
In the vicinity of Galitsa, the covered training ice rink at the Raubichi Winter Sports Centre includes an ice hockey arena meeting IIHF standards and a skate rental service. In the vicinity of Galitsa, the freestyle complex has an acrobatic freestyle slope. In the vicinity of Galitsa, the shooting area has a facility with 36 targets as well as a reserve shooting facility for trap shooting. Galitsa also has a tennis court in the territory of the Ostrušitsko-Gorodoksky Selsoviet.
Landscape
In the vicinity of Galitsa, the Raubichi Winter Sports Centre is located in a landscape with hills formed by glaciers. The Vyača Reservoir lies amid coniferous forest and reed beds. There is a public beach at the entrance from the village of Dafarentsiya to the Vyača Reservoir.
Culture and History
In the vicinity of Galitsa, the Krestogorsk Church houses a museum of folk applied art and a concert hall. The Museum of Belarusian Folk Art was opened in the Krestogorsk Church; it displays Belarusian decorative and applied art from the 16th to the 20th century, as well as works by contemporary masters. The church was built in the 19th century in the pseudo-Gothic style.
In the 1557 inventory, Gogolitsa, which is equated with Galitsa west of Ostrušicky Gorodok, appears as part of the estate. Galitsa is also associated with an account from the period of the German occupation, in which ammunition was hidden and passed on to a partisan group.
In the vicinity of Galitsa, the Church of St Matthew in Raubichi was built of stone from 1858 to 1862. The Orthodox Church of the Transfiguration and the chapel in Ostrušicky Gorodok were built of wood on the cemetery grounds in the late 19th century. Also in Ostrušicky Gorodok, the Tyszkiewicz Palace and Park Complex is a monument of 19th-century architecture and garden and park art.
Transport
A regional bus route to Brodok, number 221a, runs via Galitsa.
