Stayki: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Stayki, in the Vileyka District of Minsk Oblast, you can find the remains of the former Dwor Stajki estate and fragments of its water system dating from the second half of the 17th to the 19th century. When staying in Stayki, you may wish to make renting a holiday apartment your priority.

Culture

From the first half of the 18th century, the Dwor Stajki estate belonged to the Bogdanovich family, whose coat of arms was Bagoria. Stayki is also home to the remains of this family’s estate from the 18th and 19th centuries. The grounds of the Dwor Stajki estate include restored historic avenues. There are three different bodies of water on the grounds, which are available to guests.

The brewery of the Dwor Stajki estate was built at the beginning of the 20th century from large, polished stones in different shades and is in good condition.

Facilities and Events

The brewery at Dwor Stajki houses a museum, a concert and exhibition hall, and a meeting room, where various events take place. The brewery building also has a multipurpose hall with up to 120 banquet seats and a dining room with up to 60 banquet seats.

The Stayki Republican Centre for Olympic Training in Minsk Oblast is a sports and recreation complex for training athletes in more than 20 sports. Its infrastructure includes sports halls, a stadium, a swimming pool, saunas with plunge pools, hotels, and a medical rehabilitation centre. The centre offers group tours of the grounds and sports facilities.

The Dwor Stajki estate is privately owned and can be rented in its entirety for a celebration. It has six twin rooms for overnight stays; the rooms are rented only as a complete unit.

Location

Road R63 from Pleshchenitsy towards Vileyka reaches Stayki after crossing the border between Logoisk District and Vileyka District.

More local pages: Halica, Tarasava, Siemków, Voŭčkavičy, Smoĺnica, Barauliany, Pigasovo, Lahojsk.

For the higher-level travel overview: Minsk Oblast.