Mstsislaw
Mstsislaw (Mstsislavl, Polish: Mścislaw) is a town in Mogilev Oblast, Belarus. In the late Middle Ages it was a center of a principality. The city is on the banks of the Sosch River just a few kilometers from the border with Russia.
Understand
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It is the capital of a rayon in the Mahiljou Oblast. In the Middle Ages it was the center of a principality. It belonged to Poland-Lithuania until the First Partition of Poland in 1772 and then came to tsarist Russia.
Get in
[edit]By plane
[edit]Via the Minsk-2 international airport.
By train
[edit]The nearest rail connection is 25 km away.
By car
[edit]The city of Minsk is on the highway M4 and Mogilev and continue on the P122 and Chavusy reached and the P73.
Get around
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- 1 Castle Hill (Гарадзішча «Замкавая Гара»). The original location of the medieval city, now an archaeological site.
- Carmelite church and monastery, probably built in 1654.
- Jesuit Church and College