Restoration
Preserving the ensemble’s historic character

Unique heritage. Living history.A distinctive atmosphere.
“There are places where history is felt with the heart.”
Braslav Count Plater Palace and Park Ensemble is a unique historical and cultural landmark that we are preserving and reviving for future generations.
Our goal is to restore the ensemble to its historic grandeur, preserve its cultural heritage, and make this special place accessible to everyone who values history, architecture, and the beauty of the Belarusian landscape.
Preserving the ensemble’s historic character
Researching and promoting its rich history
Reviving the unique natural landscape
Tours, exhibitions and events for everyone
More than the past — it is our inspiration

16th Century
Opsa was first mentioned in written sources in 1500.

19th century
The Plater family made a significant contribution to the development of the Braslav region.

20th century
An educational and cultural center of the Braslav region.

Today
The palace is a bridge between a rich past and a successful future.
in Braslav and the Braslav District
Through the Pages of Braslav’s Thousand-Year History

Route No. 1
The Plater Palace, built in 1904, a shady historic park, a cascading staircase leading to Lake Opsa, an ancient oak and an elegant arched bridge. Discover the history of the Plater family and Emilia Plater.
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Route No. 2
Castle Hill, Lake Dryviaty, the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mount Mayak and panoramic views of the Braslav lakes.
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Route No. 3
Discover the history of Slobodka, the picturesque “God’s Eye” Lake and the Church of Divine Providence, renowned for its expressive murals and architecture.
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Route No. 4
One of the tallest Catholic churches in Belarus, the history of the Vidzy region, the legacy of Tomasz Wawrzecki and the town’s multicultural heritage.
Learn more →Braslav • History inspires • Travel brings us together
in Braslav and the Braslav District
Through the Pages of Braslav’s Thousand-Year History

Route No. 1
The Plater Palace, built in 1904, a shady historic park, a cascading staircase leading to Lake Opsa, an ancient oak and an elegant arched bridge. Discover the history of the Plater family and Emilia Plater.
Learn more
Route No. 2
Castle Hill, Lake Dryviaty, the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mount Mayak and panoramic views of the Braslav lakes.
Learn more
Route No. 3
Discover the history of Slobodka, the picturesque “God’s Eye” Lake and the Church of Divine Providence, renowned for its expressive murals and architecture.
Learn more
Route No. 4
One of the tallest Catholic churches in Belarus, the history of the Vidzy region, the legacy of Tomasz Wawrzecki and the town’s multicultural heritage.
Learn moreBraslav • History inspires • Travel brings us together

A picturesque lake, a historic park, centuries-old trees and a distinctive atmosphere — Braslav Count Plater Palace and Park Ensemble brings architecture and nature together.
Learn more →Mon – Sun: 9:00 – 18:00(by appointment)
Count Plater Palace and Park Ensemble
Lake Opsa
Braslav
Address
34A Molodezhnaya St., Opsa,Braslav District, Vitebsk Region, BelarusOn social networks
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