Gastronomic tourism is travel, the purpose of which is to get acquainted with the culture of a country or region through local cuisine, local products and traditional recipes. It includes tastings, visits to farms, wineries, workshops and culinary festivals.
In Belarus and the surrounding area, you can choose interesting travel options, from farms to large-scale industries.
Museum complex of ancient folk crafts "Dudutki": Located 40 km from Minsk. The tour program includes a tasting of traditional Belarusian moonshine, rustic bacon, bread and cheese from local artisans.
Internatsionalnaya Street: The main gastronomic center of the city. There are more than 20 establishments on this street: from French bakeries and coffee shops to prestigious restaurants with original cuisine.
Karl Marx Street: Known for its classic and high-status establishments, as well as restaurants of European and national cuisine.
Zybitskaya Street: The capital's most crowded thoroughfare with a record density of bars, pubs, cocktail lounges, and clubs. An ideal place for an evening break.
The Best Street is located in the courtyard of the Luch watch factory. A space with a variety of fast food, a relaxation area, quizzes and live music. 95 Independence Ave., building 16.
Lidbeer Dvor is an atmospheric playground with beer spots and food trucks. It is located near the center, concerts and broadcasts are often held here. 5 Gikalo Street.
·The new Manifest site is a large—scale gastronomic space (over 10,000 square meters) and a point of attraction for street food in Minsk. The space is conveniently located in the city center near Komarovsky market, offering more than 30 world cuisine concepts, bars and places to relax (1/8 Kulman Street).
