Covering 97 hectares of rolling green landscape, Loshitsky Park is one of the largest and most beloved green spaces in Minsk. With century-old trees, a historic apple orchard, forested trails, and open meadows, it takes hours to explore fully. The park seamlessly blends nature with history — the grounds of a former noble estate now serve as a place where Minskers come to escape the city without ever leaving it.

The park grew around the Loshitsa estate, one of the oldest manor complexes near Minsk. The estate's chapel ruins and mill are currently being restored, preserving the aristocratic heritage of the site. A modern multifunctional complex opened on Chizhevsky Street in September 2025, adding a civil registry office, café, restaurant, and children's playground to the park's amenities.

The amphitheater and museum-estate at the heart of the park. The atmospheric ruins of the chapel and mill (under reconstruction). The apple orchard — particularly stunning during spring blossom season. BBQ pavilions for summer gatherings. The new Chizhevsky complex with dining and play areas.