Belarus

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Belarus ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 12 October 1988, and its inscribed sites span both cultural and natural heritage.

Cultural properties—such as the Mir Castle Complex and the Radziwill residence at Nesvizh—reflect themes of medieval and baroque architectural synthesis, urban aristocratic estates, and the region’s shared European influences. Its natural inscription, the Białowieża Forest (shared with Poland), exemplifies primeval forest ecosystems, biodiversity conservation, and ancient woodland continuity.

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Belarus (BY)
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Europe and North America
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World Heritage Sites

  • Białowieża Forest
    Białowieża Forest
    Belarus, Poland
    Inscribed: 1979
    2.75
    103
    9
  • Mir Castle
    Mir Castle
    Belarus
    Inscribed: 2000
    2.27
    98
    8
  • Nesvizh
    Nesvizh
    Belarus
    Inscribed: 2005
    2.51
    93
    6
  • Struve Geodetic Arc
    Struve Geodetic Arc
    Belarus, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Norway, Russia, Sweden, Ukraine
    Inscribed: 2005
    1.92
    212
    18

Tentative List

Former tentative sites