By Anar Muradov
They say some cities make you want to stay, while others draw you back. Minsk manages to be both. It doesn’t seek to impress with flashy wow effects, nor does it overwhelm with aggressive architecture or the rush of a typical capital. Yet the longer you stay, the clearer it becomes: Minsk is a city of deep, measured breath. It seamlessly blends European order, Soviet grandeur, and a sincere sense of dignity.
