Damačava: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The Church of St. Luke in Damačava features pseudo-Russian retrospective architecture. The old Catholic church in Damačava was restored after the building had been used as a cinema during the Soviet era.

Before 1939, when Damačava belonged to Poland, the town was described as a large, multiconfessional city with a Roman Catholic church.

Landscape and Bodies of Water

The hills of Gora Bakha and Gora Krushina are located in the vicinity of Damačava. The hills of Gora Mutvitsa and Gora Voyskovaya are located in the wider region surrounding Damačava.

The “Blue Lakes of Polesie” cycling route connects seven picturesque lakes along the border between Belarus and Ukraine.

Routes

The excursion routes developed by the staff of the Pribuzhskoe Polesie Reserve include the “Domachevo – Place of Three Cultures” cycling route. It was developed with consideration for the cultural and natural features of the area.

The five-day hiking route through the Pribuzhskoe Polesie Reserve connects Tomashovka, Komarovka, Lake Selakhi, Damačava, Lake Beloe, Medno, and Dubrova, passing through all types of natural complexes in the reserve. On the second day, it reaches the Church of St. Luke in Damačava, built in 1905.

The “Green Serpentine” cycling route also leads to the Church of St. Luke in Damačava.

Renting a holiday apartment in Damačava can be part of your personal travel planning.

Other places: Antonava, Baranawitschy, Iwazewitschy, Znamenka, Zanaviny, Turna Vialikaja, Ružany, Belaasjorsk

To the overarching travel overview: Brest Region.