Dzyarzhynsk, Administrative center in Minsk Region, Belarus
Dzyarzhynsk is the administrative center of Dziaržynsk District in Minsk Region, Belarus. It functions as the main seat of local government and serves the surrounding villages and communities.
The city was originally known as Koydanava and was controlled by the influential Radziwiłł family. It received official city status in 1932.
Jewish communities established themselves here and shaped local life for many generations. Their presence left marks on the city's character and traditions that remain visible today.
The city is accessible by train and has several bus stops connecting it to nearby towns. Visitors can use these services to explore the area or reach surrounding regions.
Near the city stands Dzyarzhynskaya Hara, the highest geographical point in all of Belarus. This notable landmark offers visitors a view across the region's landscape.
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