A small, cozy church in the park of the Mir Castle. Relatively young, built by the wife of the last owner as a tomb for himself. There are several graves in the crypt, but only one can be accurately identified, the rest are without inscriptions. It seems to be known who is buried, but who is not where. It is very calm and quiet around. A well-maintained park, though the benches are rotten. You can sit, relax and go to new tourist peaks! Go ahead!
I recommend everyone to visit this castle and its tomb. Interestingly, the nature around is fascinating and the price for an entrance ticket is excellent, not like in Russia
A dominant that looks perfect in the park. Excellent restoration. Respect for history. Graves, tombstones and legends around this place. An interesting form of ticket with the outlines of the territory of the Republic of Belarus.