We are talking about the boat "Augustin" — one of the symbols of the capital's children's park, which cruises along the Svislach river in the very center of the city.
The tram runs as it fills up; it doesn't have a fixed schedule. It can accommodate a total of 27 people on board, writes Times.by.
The entire route — from Gorky Park to the musical fountain (near Yanka Kupala Park) — takes about 20 minutes. Water excursions on weekends start at 10:00 and end at 22:00, on weekdays — from 12:00 to 22:00.
The price has not changed compared to last year and is 10 rubles. For children under three years old, children with disabilities, and Group I disabled individuals — it's free.
"Augustin" began operating in Gorky Park in the 1990s, but in 2018, it was decommissioned after its service life expired. In August 2024, the legendary river tram was unexpectedly returned to the Svislach, having been restored on the basis of a newer boat.
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