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Hatava

Hatava is a town in Minsk Region district, Belarus of about 8,000 people. Within 50 km by road there are 174 places to visit: 50 parks, 38 forts & heritage and 25 churches. The must-see places are Парк 900-годдзя Мінска, Chyzhowskaye Reservoir and Minsk Zoo.

53.7829° N, 27.6407° EPop. 8,000

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Within 30 km168 places
Within 50 km174
Must-see57
Notable131
Best timeOctober to February

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One day from Hatava

5 stops, one loop, back by 2:17 pm

41 km on the road, in driving order so you don’t double back. Times assume an 8 am start and typical visit lengths.

  1. Leave Hatava
  2. Парк 900-годдзя Мінскаpark · 45 min
  3. 50th Anniversary of October Parkpark · 45 min
  4. Botanical Gardengarden · 2 hrs
  5. Belarusian National History Museummuseum · 1.5 hrs
  6. Remains of the Prušynski Chapel (1788)church · 30 min
  7. Back in Hatava
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Questions people ask

What are the best places to visit near Hatava?

Парк 900-годдзя Мінска (park, about 9 km), Chyzhowskaye Reservoir (reservoir, about 9 km), Minsk Zoo (nature spot, about 9 km), Remains of the Prušynski Chapel (1788) (church, about 11 km), Парк імя Чынгіза Айтматава (park, about 13 km), 50th Anniversary of October Park (park, about 14 km).

How many tourist places are there within 50 km of Hatava?

174 places on Spotwander: 50 parks, 38 forts & heritage, 25 churches, 27 other attractions, 19 museums.

Which is the nearest park to Hatava?

Парк 900-годдзя Мінска, about 9 km by road; Hrekavaj Park (9 km) is next.

Which is the nearest fort to Hatava?

Lubański Palace, about 11 km by road; Tumulus (11 km) is next.

What is a good one-day trip from Hatava?

Start in Hatava, visit Парк 900-годдзя Мінска, then 50th Anniversary of October Park, then Botanical Garden, then Belarusian National History Museum, then Remains of the Prušynski Chapel (1788), and drive back — about 41 km by road in all.