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The capital city of the Republic of Belarus, Minsk is not only the political heart of the nation, but it is a major industrial centre and modern business hub. The landscape of Minsk is dominated by contemporary and Stalinist architecture, though its beginnings reach as far back as the ninth century. Minsk played an important role during the Russian Revolution and the Second World War, and this fascinating and tumultuous history is evident throughout the city. Today, Belarus is a young and vibrant country, with Minsk itself having a flourishing and evolving economy. When you book your hotel, Minsk, its history and business opportunities are opened up to you.

Why does Minsk stand apart from other cities?

A 1000 years old, Minsk has seen and survived some of the greatest upheavals in history. Despite this depth of history, the city is now a lively cosmopolitan hub full of fashionable restaurants and cafés, nightclubs and art galleries. The Stalinist architecture which dominates the city houses some of Belarus's most important cultural highlights, including the National Arts Museum. Other architectural highlights include the historic Minsk Town Hall, situated on Freedom Square, and the stunning 17th-century SS Peter and Paul Church.

Which businesses lead the way in Minsk?

Minsk is the economic engine that drives Belarus. The city is home to 250 factories, many of which hail from the Soviet era. Some of the most well-known businesses operating in Minsk include MTZ Tractors, MAZ Trucks, and Atlant appliances, with 70% of the city's goods being exported. When it comes to events, a number of hotels in Minsk offer modern and flexible spaces for meetings of all sizes.

Which sights are accessible from my hotel in Minsk?

When staying in a Minsk hotel, soak up the city's history at some of the many excellent attractions. Marvel at the grandeur of The National Arts Museum before perusing a selection of its 27,000-plus works of art. Or visit the informative Belarusian State Museum, to gain a deeper understanding of the country's complex and engrossing past. Independence Avenue is the most popular landmark, being a world-famous example of Stalin's Empire style of the 1950s. For a taste of Minsk's older history, visit the historical centre of the city and see its preserved 19th-century district, the Trinity Suburb.