Culture
The Church of St. Peter and St. Paul in Ratamka was built at the end of the 1990s on the site of a former children's home. On the outside, it features mosaic icons; inside, there are artistically carved wooden furnishings. It stands on a hill among old trees.
Ratamka is home to a museum of equestrian sports and horse breeding.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Ratamka can find information about the town here.
Nature
One route starting from Ratamka leads to a small reservoir on the Ratamka River, which was created between Kryzhovka and Ratamka. It can continue to Ratamski Bay on the Заславское Water Reservoir, which is described there as the deepest and largest bay.
In the wider regional surroundings of Ratamka, the Заславское Water Reservoir, popularly known as Minsk Sea, was created in 1956 after the floodplain of the Ratamka River was flooded. The forested area between the Ratamka and Chernushka rivers is also located in the wider surroundings of Ratamka. Its flora comprises more than 500 species, including 11 species listed in the Red Book of Belarus.
Events
The programme of the Maxima Masters Eurasia MME Belarus included international dressage competitions for juniors, young riders and children.
From 7 to 14 October 2024, the Republican Centre for Olympic Training in Equestrian Sports and Horse Breeding in Ratamka served as the venue for the dressage competitions of the Maxima Masters Eurasia MME Belarus.
Equestrian sports
The Republican Centre for Olympic Training in Equestrian Sports and Horse Breeding in Ratamka offers primary school groups a one-hour guided tour. It includes the riding school, observing the training, the stables and contact with horses.
The centre also offers horse riding for visitors of all ages and teaches basic horse-handling skills.
The Believe equestrian club in Ratamka offers guided horseback rides through the forest.
More local pages: Astrašycki Haradok, Saslauje.
