Pastavy: Hotels and Accommodations

The Pastavy District Museum of Local History has halls dedicated to nature, archaeology, history, ethnography, and the Second World War. Its collections include mammoth remains, old coins, and materials related to the Tyzenhaus family and local heritage. This particularly appeals to visitors interested in local history and culture in Pastavy. Those wishing to book a hotel in Pastavy can continue searching for accommodation afterward.

Culture

An exhibition in the basement of the former Tyzenhaus Palace is dedicated to Count Konstantin Tyzenhaus, the Saint Petersburg Officer Cavalry School in Pastavy, and the First World War.

The museum is active in the fields of research, education, and excursions. It also organizes exhibitions from its own holdings as well as from private collections and the collections of other museums.

Nature

The wider regional surroundings of Pastavy include Ostrov Zamok, Ostrov Popova, and Natsyyanal’ny Park Narachanski.

Cityscape and Water

A historic urban ensemble from the 18th century has been preserved in Pastavy’s central square. Near the dam bridge over the Miadzielka River, there is also a well-preserved brick watermill from the second half of the 19th century. This is of interest to visitors who would like to see historic cityscapes and structures in Pastavy.

The Church of Saint Anthony of Padua stands by a small lake formed by the Miadzielka. Together, the church and the water form an architectural landscape that can be viewed from the opposite shore of the lake.

The Church of Saint Anthony of Padua, built between 1898 and 1904, is described as a significant architectural monument and a historical and cultural value in Pastavy. It is open to worshippers and tourists.

Other destinations: Drykollie, Perevoz, Wizebsk, Hili, Puśki, Lepel District, Polazk, Zastadollie

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