Editing Brest, Belarus (section)

==Points of interest==
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| image1 = Brest Fortress Chełm Gate 2023-02-18 2774.jpg
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| caption1 = Brest Fortress
| caption2 = Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
| caption3 = Brest Regional Philharmonic
| caption4 = [[Brest City Park]]
| caption5 = [[Brest Railway Museum]]
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A majestic Soviet-era war memorial was constructed on the site of the 1941 battle to commemorate the known and unknown defenders of the Brest Fortress. This war memorial is the largest tourist attraction in the city. The [[Berestye Archeological Museum]] of the old city is located on the southern island of the [[Hero-Fortress]]. It has objects and huts dating from the 11th – 13th century that were unearthed during the 1970s.

The Museum of Rescued Art Treasures has a collection of paintings and icons. [[Brest City Park]] is over 100 years old and underwent renovations from 2004 to 2006 as part of a ceremony marking the park's centennial. In July 2009, the [[Millennium Monument of Brest]] was unveiled. Sovetskaya Street is a popular tourist destination in Brest; it was dramatically reconstructed in 2007–2009. Other important landmarks include the [[Brest Railway Museum]].