Dudutki Museum Complex

Founded in 1994 on the territory of the former Yelsky family estate, this private museum complex is dedicated to ancient Belarusian folk crafts and technologies. It functions as a cultural and educational center focusing on traditional crafts and the historical lifestyle of a gentry manor.

The site features active handicraft workshops, such as a pottery studio and a forge, where traditional methods are preserved. Other notable structures include a working windmill, an ethnographic gallery, and a farm with a zoo. Traditional cuisine is also available on-site.

The complex hosts several annual events, including the Nash Grunwald and Svyata Sontsa festivals. The museum is open to the public and provides a comprehensive look at historical rural and noble life.