Loft on Karla Marksa

Minsk


This is easily our pick of the private apartments in Minsk available through accommodation booking websites. The utterly unique, split-level design features vintage furniture and lighting and art splashed all over the exposed-brick walls. Can comfortably sleep six among two bedrooms and a living-room sofa bed. No lift.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Minsk attractions

1. Tsentralny Skver

0.11 MILES

Across the street from Kastrychnitskaya pl, Tsentralny skver (officially known as Alyaksandraŭsky skver) is a leafy park on the site of a 19th-century…

2. Belarusian State Art Museum

0.11 MILES

This excellent museum in one of Minsk's iconic buildings (built in 1939) includes definitive works by Soviet social realists and Russian masters,…

3. Kastrychnitskaya Pl

0.22 MILES

The city's main square is referred to universally by its Russian name, Oktyabrskaya Ploshchad (October Sq). Here you'll find the impressive, severe Palats…

4. Bust of Felix Dzerzhinsky

0.29 MILES

Between pr Nezalezhnastsi and vul Karla Marksa is a long narrow park with a bust of Felix Dzerzhinsky, the founder of the KGB's predecessor (the Cheka)…

5. KGB Headquarters

0.34 MILES

An entire block of central pr Nezalezhnastsi is occupied by this yellow neoclassical building with an ominous, temple-like Corinthian portal – the KGB…

6. National History Museum

0.37 MILES

Two freshly modernised museums in one here. The national history museum proper occupies the upper floors with exhibits of ethnographic and archaeological…

7. Ratusha

0.38 MILES

Minsk's ratusha has been rebuilt in the place where it was originally constructed in the 1800s and now lords it over pl Svabody, its pointed steeple…

8. Pl Svabody

0.4 MILES

In the heart of the Old Town just off central vul Lenina is charming pl Svabody, lorded over by the white medieval Ratusha (town hall). Off the northern…