Bierastavica District

Bierastavica District is an administrative region in the Grodno Region characterized by rolling hills, woodlands, and cultivated fields spread across its territory. The area contains numerous small villages organized around its administrative center, Vialikaja Bierastavica.

The region took its present administrative form following World War II, when territorial boundaries were redrawn and regional structures were reorganized. This reshaping was part of the broader post-war reorganization of Eastern Europe.

The district's character is shaped by agricultural traditions that define daily life and landscape use. Visitors notice the expansive fields and rural practices that have grounded the local identity for generations.

The area is sparsely populated with numerous small villages scattered across country roads, so having your own transportation is practical. The best time to visit is summer and early autumn when roads are in better condition and the landscape appears lush and active.

The region is notable for its focus on dairy farming and sugar beet cultivation, which fundamentally shapes the agricultural character of the countryside. This specialization in specific crops makes it a quiet center of food production for Eastern Europe.

Location: Grodno Region

Inception: September 20, 1944

Capital city: Vialikaja Bierastavica

Elevation above the sea: 193 m

Shares border with: Grodno District, Vaŭkavysk District, Masty District, Svislač District

Website: http://berestovitsa.grodno-region.by

GPS coordinates: 53.19556,24.02083

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:05