Pinsk is located on the Pripyat River in the Brest Region of northern Belarus, 180 kilometers west of Brest. It is a small industrial center and an important river port in the area.

Pinsk is one of the charming cities in Belarus, known for its rich history, ancient architecture, and well-equipped theme parks. Along the tranquil river, the first sights that greet you are two famous landmark buildings in the city – the Assumption Church of the Greyfriars Monastery and the ancient clock tower dating back to 1817, along with the huge Jesuit Monastery. One of the most famous modern architectures in the area is the black-domed St. Theodore Orthodox Church, with its majestic presence attracting not only tourists from around the world but also narrating the long history and vibrant modern culture of Pinsk.

The Pinsk Marshes where Pinsk is situated are one of the largest marshes in Europe. This makes the area an important center for land irrigation and soil improvement in Belarus. The scenic beauty of the pristine rivers, lush forests, and blooming flowers collectively paint a fascinating picture.

Pinsk

Reasons to visit: Important river port city in Belarus

Continent where the attraction is located: Europe

Country/Region: Belarus

Province/State: Brest Region

City: Pinsk