Belarusian State Philharmonic

The Belarusian State Philharmonic is a concert venue in Minsk with two halls of different sizes for performances. The main hall accommodates around 690 people while a smaller space holds about 190 visitors.

The philharmonic was founded in 1937 and grew to become an important music institution in Belarus. Over the decades it received recognition for its contributions to the country's musical life.

The venue serves as home to the State Academic Symphony Orchestra and folk ensembles that perform throughout the year. Visitors can experience both classical and traditional Belarusian music in these halls.

The building is centrally located in Minsk and reachable by public transport, with entrances easily accessible to visitors. Cloakroom services and facilities for people with disabilities are available to make visits comfortable.

The main hall features an organ built by Czech artisans that gives the space a distinctive sound character. The front facade is marked by six fluted columns and a triangular pediment, creating classical proportions.

Inception: April 25, 1937

Architects: Hieorhij Bieniadziktaŭ

Website: http://philharmonic.by

GPS coordinates: 53.91458,27.58460

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:00