Approximately an hour's drive from Minsk, amidst a pine forest, stands a water tower that has been transformed into a recreational spot. The unusual object, built in 1968, is located in the village of Klinok, Cherven district, on the territory of the Volma wake park, writes Tochka.by.
The tower has been completely re-equipped and undergone modern renovation.
The first floor houses a mini-kitchen and a bathroom. The second level features a living room with an electric fireplace, a large TV, and high ceilings — about 6 m. The third floor contains a bedroom with a view of the pine treetops.
The unusual format of recreation was discussed by Threads users. Both positive and critical reviews can be found in the comments.
«Oh, there are problems with the internet, and the network is bad, and it's cold… In short, it wasn't for us,» wrote one of the commenters.
«In a day, you will feel a significant strain on your legs. Given the construction, cleaning the tower from dust is very difficult. And there's a lot of it. Any allergy sufferer will rub their eyes and be covered in snot. But yes, it's interesting to visit,» shared a user.
«I rested here a couple of years ago, a cool place, but there are nuances,» wrote another Belarusian woman.
Up to four adults and two children can be accommodated here simultaneously.
The cost of recreation depends on the day of the week. A night for two will cost 250 rubles on weekdays and 300 rubles on weekends and holidays. Children up to and including 12 years old can stay for free.
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