List of World Heritage Sites in Belarus

Białowieża Forest

Mir Castle

Nesvizh Castle

Struve Geodetic Arc

Struve Geodetic Arc

Struve Geodetic Arc

Location of UNESCO World Heritage Sites within Belarus

This is a list of World Heritage Sites in Belarus with properties of cultural and natural heritage in Belarus. Currently, four properties in Belarus are inscribed on the World Heritage List. Three properties are cultural and one is natural. The tentative list of Belarus contains eleven properties.

Properties on the World Heritage List

  * Trans-border site

#	Site	Image	Location	Type (criteria)	Area ha	Year	Ref.
1	Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park (Białowieża Forest)		Brest Province and Grodno Province (shared with Poland) 52°30′N 23°35′E	Natural (vii)	92,669	1979, 1992	33bis
2	Mir Castle Complex		Mir, Grodno Province 53°27′4″N 26°28′22″E	Cultural (ii, iv)	—	2000	625
3	Struve Geodetic Arc (five station points)		Brest Province and Grodno Province (shared with Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Norway, Russia, Sweden and Ukraine) 52°09′38″N 25°34′17″E 52°12′55″N 25°33′12″E 52°17′21″N 25°38′58″E 53°33′37″N 24°52′11″E 54°17′29″N 26°02′43″E	Cultural (ii, iii, vi)	—	2005	1187
4	Architectural, Residential and Cultural Complex of the Radziwill Family at Nesvizh		Nesvizh, Minsk Province 53°13′22″N 26°41′29″E	Cultural (ii, iv, vi)	—	2005	1196

Properties on the tentative list

Augustow canal

St. Sophia cathedral

Kamyanets tower

Kalozha church

St. Nicholas monastery Complex in Mahilioŭ

Brest Fortress

Palace and park in Homel

Fortified church in Synkavichy

Francysk Scaryna avenue in Minsk

Wooden church in Zdzitava (Polesye)

    Belovezhskaya Pushcha

Location of sites on the tentative list within Belarus

  * Trans-border site

#	Site	Image	Location	Type (criteria)	Area ha	Year	Ref.
1	Augustow Canal		Grodno Province (shared with Poland) 53°51′46.3″N 23°37′24.95″E	Cultural (i, ii)	—	2004	1892
2	Saviour Transfiguration Church and St. Sophia Cathedral in the town of Polatsk		Polotsk, Vitebsk Province 55°30′14.57″N 28°46′49.90″E 55°29′10.17″N 28°45′30.29″E	Cultural (i, ii)	—	2004	1893
3	Kamyanets Tower		Kamyanyets, Brest Province 52°24′17.09″N 23°49′10.31″E	Cultural (i, ii, iii)	—	2004	1894
4	SS. Boris and Gleb (Kalozha) Church in the city of Hrodna		Hrodna 53°40′42.01″N 23°49′6.73″E	Cultural (i, ii)	—	2004	1895
5	St. Nicholas Monastery Complex in the city of Mahilioŭ		Mogilev 53°53′37.83″N 30°20′45.04″E	Cultural (i)	—	2004	1896
6	Brest Fortress		Brest 52°4′59.60″N 23°39′33.99″E	Cultural (i, ii, iii)	—	2004	1897
7	Palace and Park Ensemble in the city of Homel		Gomel 52°25′19.45″N 31°0′59.75″E	Cultural (i, ii)	—	2004	1898
8	Edifices for Worship of Fortress Type in Belarus, Poland and Lithuania (the churches in Synkavichy, Muravanka, and Kamai)		Brest Province and Minsk Province 53°7′23.08″N 25°9′25.62″E 53°41′51.76″N 24°59′59.73″E 55°3′37.17″N 26°36′19.33″E	Cultural (i)	—	2004	1899
9	Architectural ensemble of Francysk Scaryna avenue in Minsk (1940's -1950's)		Minsk 53°53′47″N 27°33′04″E	Cultural (i)	—	2004	1900
10	Worship wooden architecture (17th -18th centuries) in Polesye	External images Church of St. Nicetas in Zdzitava	Brest Province and Gomel Province 52°11′47.71″N 24°3′32.04″E	Cultural (i, ii, iii)	—	2004	1901
11	National Park "Belovezhskaya Pushcha" (Modification to the boundaries of the Belarusian part of the site, addition new criteria)		Brest Province and Grodno Province 52°29′26″N 23°35′26″E — 52°56′19″N 24°22′19″E	Natural (ix, x)	75,958 (Belarusian part)	2011	5592

See also

• List of World Heritage Sites in Europe