Americans First Time in Minsk, Belarus - Solo Travel
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- I've always been curious to visit Minsk, but never went. But this time I was going to be nearby and started to do research on how to visit. I found out I had to fly into and out of Belarus and could only stay a maximum of 30 days. I couldn't cross the border by land, so the only way was to fly.
So I decided to stay 4 nights and squeeze it in between Odessa, Ukraine and Tallinn, Estonia. I rented an apartment on Airbnb, great location downtown, not too pricey, a perfect place to be able to see the city easily.
During my time there I met some locals and some travelers, ate some great food and desserts, walked around the city many times, and took 2 free walking tours with Free Walking Tours Minsk.
Overall it was a fun time and I really enjoyed the city, Minsk is definitely a place I would return to someday.
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Минск is beautiful in the summer and comfortable in general
Nice, I wish I could be back there again this summer, but not sure when it will be safe to travel again.
It looks beautiful!
Really cool city!
This seems to be a charming city, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
It really surprised me, I enjoyed Minsk very much, I hope you can visit!
Ok Minsk is very different from what I thought
Yes, I really liked it, much different than I was expecting too!
Bro I love the street art! Totally would love to go there.
Very cool place, you should go when you get the chance, I really liked it there!
Welcome👍
@@ToddHataWould you ever relocate there?
@@LightHouseChurchThailand I don't think so, it was nice to visit
@@ToddHata I’m highly considering making the move. America 🇺🇸 is burning and crashing daily
Thank you for the video. God s blessing on your travels
Thanks for watching!!!
Lol, i like the plastic cups.
That old soda machine is pretty interesting, they used to have 1 glass cup everyone would share.
@@ToddHata this is exactly how they drank soda from machines in my childhood in the 80s. 1 glass - drank, meaning water (there was a special device) and then passed the glass in turn. And nobody stole a glass :)
Thanks for the video, but very little timekeeping, Minsk deserves much more :)