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Tourist attractions
Grodno Jesuit College (3 min)
A historic Jesuit college founded in 1622, now a significant cultural site in Grodno.
A. Kuryllowicz (3 min)
Memorial honoring Antoni Kuryllowicz, a priest and head of the Polish Educational Society in Grodno from 1918 to 1939.
Grishuk Arsenal (3 min)
Museum open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00–19:00, featuring historical exhibits with an entrance fee.
Pharmacy Museum (3 min)
Museum located in a historic pharmacy from 1687, showcasing pharmaceutical history and artifacts.
Memorial to Victims of the Belarusian Genocide (4 min)
Monument commemorating victims of the Belarusian genocide.
In Memory of Teachers and Students (4 min)
Stone memorial dedicated to teachers and students who died during World War II.
Ghetto Prisoners Memorial (5 min)
Memorial honoring the 29,000 victims imprisoned in the Grodno ghetto during World War II.
Renald Knysh (5 min)
Stone memorial established in 2022 commemorating Renald Knysh.
Museum of Prison Life (5 min)
Museum showcasing the daily life and conditions within prison settings.
Zamenhof L. L. (5 min)
Memorial dedicated to L. L. Zamenhof, inaugurated in 1991, honoring the creator of Esperanto.