Near Kamianets Tower, a huge wallet with a five-ruble banknote was installed
A new art composition "Historical Wallet" appeared near the Kamianets Tower. It was created in the form of a large purse with a 5-ruble banknote peeking out from inside, as well as with coins that supposedly spilled out of this wallet. The object is 2.5 meters high, writes Blizko.by.

This is one of the gifts to the city for Kamianets' 750th anniversary. This idea was prompted by the observation that tourists often take photos near the Kamianets Tower with a five-ruble banknote, on one side of which this historical building is depicted.

Now, visitors to the city have the opportunity to take a photo with a large five-ruble banknote.
The main events for Kamianets' 750th anniversary will take place on July 25. A football match involving Belarusian football stars and a team of Brest stars will be held at the "Kolos" stadium, and thematic venues will operate throughout the city.
Near the walls of the tower, visitors will be introduced to the Middle Ages: a knight's club, a gusli ensemble, and an orchestra of medieval music will perform there. Also, an exhibition of achievements of the Kamianets district, a town of masters, craft fairs, food courts, an exhibition of military equipment, and children's entertainment zones will be organized.
The festive program on the main stage will begin at 14:00 with a theatrical historical reconstruction. Afterwards, a solemn ceremony, a concert, a projection show on the tower walls, fireworks, and a disco will take place.
The anniversary program will conclude on July 26 with the family football festival "Dad, Mom, I - a Football Family," organized by the Belarusian Football Federation.
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