seek permission to build the church. In 1991, the city authorities decided to transfer these lands of the Roman Catholic Church. The new church was built in less than 10 years ago. Rebuilt Church consecrated on 19 June 1999. Holy spring of St. Nicholai (Crinitsa) Spring of St. Nicholai in Logoisk is one of the city's attractions. It is located near the Church of St. Nicholai, from under which originates and source. Crinitsa declared a hydrological natural monument of local importance. In 2005, the source by Consecrated Metropolitan of Minsk and Slutsk Filaret. It is believed that the water from this Holy spring healing, heal many ailments. Crinitsa and the surrounding area equipped, built two fonts. Place attracts many pilgrims and travelers to try the spring water, and if possible to find cure of diseases. Tyshkevich palace Tyshkevich Palace in Logoisk is an architectural monument of late classicism (Empire). Most of the palace, as well as farm buildings almost completely destroyed and the chapel at the end of World War II by the retreating Germans. The ruins of the walls of the side wing of the palace and well known Tyshkevich's park. The monumental structure was raised on a high base of rectangular shape (70 × 20 m). In the courtyard of the estate were "the hut" ledovnya (refrigirator-building), congestive, stable box and other outbuildings. All parts of the palace were covered with gable roofs. Ceremonial palace museum apartment resembled a suite. Here in 2 huge oblong halls were presented things from the rich museum collection. The decoration of the interiors has been made in the Empire style. It is assumed that these rooms are on the 1st floor of the side wing of the palace. Its a story, that Tyshkevich's castle and St. Kazimir Catholic Church was connected with underground road. Sculpture 'The Mother of God in Logoisk' September 24, 2016 in Logoisk had been installed and blessed Sculpture 'The Mother of God in Logoisk' (the author is Vladimir Slobodchikov, currently lives in Silichy village). According to the bishop, who blessed the monument, it is now possible to come for help and consolation, or in a moments of joy. Notable residents Eustachy Tyszkiewicz (1814 – 1873), government official, archaeologist and historian See also Silichy, a ski resort near Lahoysk References External links Lahoysk online Virtual museum of Lahoysk The murder of the Jews of Lahoysk during World War II,