The capital of the Mogilev region will welcome guests at the station with a sculpture of the station superintendent, and will also invite them to visit the Moscow and Tula courtyards, admire the historical buildings, relax in the Komsomolsky park or the park of the 40th anniversary of Victory, visit the picturesque Pechersky forest park and the Buinichskoye field memorial complex, make memorable photos on Star Square.
Stargazer Statue
The statue is a modern symbol of Mogilev, and the whole composition is presented in the form of a functioning sundial. The astrologer "got ready" to look through a telescope, inside which a searchlight is built (in the evening, when it turns on, the beam of the searchlight is visible from space), and around the statue you can see 12 chairs and take a picture sitting on one of them (the number of chairs corresponds to the signs of the zodiac). They say that if you make a wish, sitting on the chair of your zodiac sign, it will come true; and the person who touches the Stargazer's finger will be lucky.
Cathedral of the Three Saints
To get into the temple (consecrated in honor of the saints - John Chrysostom, Basil the Great and Gregory the Theologian) - an architectural monument of the early 20th century, visitors will be offered through any of three doors (each of the entrances is dedicated to one of the three saints) located on different sides of the building (it has a cruciform shape). Here is kept the icon of the Mogilevo-Bratsk Mother of God, or rather, its copy.
Town hall
The Russian Empress Catherine II and the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph II once liked to visit the observation deck of the old Town Hall - from there they admired the city. The renovated Town Hall, which was erected in 2008, is a copy of the historical building. She pleases guests with the opportunity to admire the tower clock (the clock created by Gennady Golovchik should be captured in photographs), as well as visit the local history museum (it will not be possible to visit it on Mondays and Tuesdays, as well as during receptions and meetings, since these days the museum does not work; entrance tickets will cost 7,000 Belarusian rubles). Walking through its exhibition halls, which are located on several floors, visitors will be able to get acquainted with the history of Mogilev through exhibits of the 10-20th centuries. It should be noted that three times a day, a mechanical figure of a trumpeter (his name is Magislav) made of metal in a blue frock coat appears in front of the guests and residents of Mogilev on the balcony of the Town Hall, which announces its appearance with the sounds of fanfare.
Useful information: address: Leninskaya street, 1a (at your service - buses No. 15, 44, 3, 15), website: www.ratusha-mogilev.com
