At least four sightseeing in Belarus can be included in the List of World Cultural and Natural Heritage of UNESCO.

They are:

1. Kamianetskaya Vezha .
It is XIII century tower with the height about 30 m and wall's thickness about 2.5 m - a typical dungeon which was common in the medieval Europe, but survived only in the most secluded corners of it.



2. The defense church in the village Synkavichy.
It was built in the late XV - beginning of XVI century, the architecture of the temple has features of the Gothic style; the massive walls, towers, arches over the room with loopholes make it similar to a small castle.



3. The Church of the Jesuits in Niasvizh.
It was built in 1587-1593 as a copy of the main Jesuits' church the El Gesu church in Rome. It was the first building in the Baroque style in Rech Pospolitaya, was the ancestral burial of one of the richest and most powerful families in Europe – the Radziwills.



4. The palace and park complex in Gomel.
It was founded in 1777 by General Petr Rumyantsev and it is a harmonious combination of relief, architecture, greenery; it can be related to the best examples of the classicism of the late XVIII - early XIX centuries.



These sightseeing have not only the cultural heritage and unique value for the Belarusian people, they are also an integral part of world cultural heritage.

The National Park "Belawezhskaya Pushcha" (natural transboundary site, together with the Republic of Poland); the castle complex "Mir" (Mir Korelichy district Grodno region), the architectural and cultural complex of the former residence of the Radziwills in Niasvizh (Minsk region), the Struve Arc (transboundary site with 19 topographic points situated on the territory of Belarus) are included in the List of World Cultural and Natural Heritage of UNESCO.