On November 17, 2020, foreign cadets of Belarusian State Academy of Aviation, who flew from different parts of the world with the aim of becoming professionals in the aviation field, went on a sightseeing tour of Minsk.

The tour began from the station square, namely, from the Minsk Gate - it is the first thing tourists see when they arrive in the capital. The so-called symbol of the city, its visiting card.

The tour went on along cozy autumn streets of the city that led guys to one of the squares of Minsk - Lenina Square, where the cadets learned the history of the Government House and the Red church. The Church of Saints Simon and Helena, also known as the Red Church, is probably the most famous Catholic Church in Minsk. Then the guide took the cadets along the oldest street of the city - Nemiga, and showed the 2 most famous attractions: the Upper and Lower Town.

The tour ended at the Zero Kilometer - it's a memorial sign built at October square of the capital, near the Palace of the Republic. It is believed that the Zero Kilometer is the beginning of the roads in Belarus. In a way, it was symbolic to end the tour there.

The cadets got a lot of new impressions not only from the sights of the city, but also from the first snow this year.