Дзяржаўны літаратурна-мемарыяльны музей Якуба Коласа

This museum occupies a two-story residence in Minsk and displays exhibitions about Belarusian writer Yakub Kolas, showing his personal items and literary materials. The spaces contain manuscripts, photographs, letters, and published works from the early period of the nation's literary history.

The writer spent his final years in this house before it became a museum in 1959. The decision to establish a memorial here recognized his importance to Belarusian literature and national identity.

The writer's name is synonymous with reviving Belarusian literature and the national language in the early decades of the 1900s. Visitors can observe how his works and belongings demonstrate the restoration of Belarusian cultural pride during a significant period of national awakening.

The first floor features literary documents and materials, while the second floor contains items from his life and work. Plan a comfortable pace to view all rooms and items throughout the residence.

His study room preserves the original arrangement with his desk, books, and writing tools still visible today. This offers a direct glimpse into how the writer spent his working hours in this very space.