Throughout its history, the Minsk Railway Station has managed to change more than one image, appearing before people in a variety of guises — from the hospitable fairy-tale tower at the end of the 19th century to the harsh gray bastion on the eve of the Great Patriotic War. The railway station in Minsk is one of the business cards of the capital today. Experts call the modern building of the new railway station (2000, architect V. Kramarenko, M. Vinogradov) one of the most convenient in Europe
Minsk, Privokzalnaya square, 5
around the clock
