states: [belarus]
category: cultural
year: 2000
location: Grodno Province (oblast), Korelichi District
region: Europe and North America
latitude/longitude: 53.4510833300, 26.4727222200
Mir Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Belarus, is a striking 16th-century fortress renowned for its architectural grandeur and historical significance. Combining Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, its robust red-brick walls, towers, and courtyards reflect the power of the noble families who built it. Once a defensive stronghold and aristocratic residence, it stands amid serene landscapes as a symbol of resilience. This well-preserved castle offers a vivid glimpse into Belarus’ medieval past and cultural heritage.
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