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Belarus, a former Soviet country, is gaining popularity among tourists because of its relative isolation from the rest of Europe. The Belarus way of life has grown independently from many of its neighbors, since the country has rebuilt itself after the destruction it faced during World War II. Hotels in Minsk suit many traveling preferences, from budget conscious to full-on luxury.

Visiting Belarus

Belarus is a small country in Eastern Europe bordered by Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia. Most Belarus hotels are located in major cities like Minsk and Gomel. The country features a flatter landscape with thick forests and swamps covering most of the land, although the Brest Fortress stands along the Polish border and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Belarus. It's a massive 19th century fortress that has been turned into a memorial for the Soviet troops lost in World War II. You can walk around and view the grand monuments dedicated to Soviet soldiers that surround the historic walls of the fortress. There are also many historic castles in Belarus you can visit, including Nesvizh Palace, Lida Castle, and Mir Castle.

Exploring Minsk

Minsk, the largest city in Belarus, is a relatively modern city that was rebuilt from the ground up after being flattened in World War II. It's located in the center of the country and has a lively nightlife and bar scene where you can dance until morning to pop and electronic music. Minsk has a surprising lack of international restaurant and coffee chains for a city of almost 2 million people. Luckily, that means you can find great local restaurants throughout the city, since sitting down at a restaurant for a full meal is the norm. Stay at one of the great hotels in Minsk, and search Travelocity for deals on flights to Minsk. Looking for great deals on Belarus accommodation? Search using the Travelocity mobile app, and you can find cheap hotels in Belarus at prices available exclusively via mobile.