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When Florida Was A Wild Frontier: Pirates, Smugglers, and Slavers in Amelia Island's Chaos Period
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
1/20/2013 - 1/25/2013
3/16/2014 - 3/21/2014
5 nights
Amelia Island, Florida
Price starting at:
$598.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
History & Culture
13; 5 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 4 Dinners
Behind the pleasant Victorian facade for which it is known, Fernandina Beach conceals a shadowy past. Smugglers, slavers, pirates, prostitutes, and audacious entrepreneurs hoping to get rich off illicit activities were the denizens of Fernandina Beach during its wild frontier days. Plumb the depths of this golden isle�s dark history with a cast of characters more colorful than anything Hollywood could create.
� At Kingsley Plantation, hear about Anna Kingsley, an African slave who became one of the most influential people in the region.
� Discover pirates, smugglers, slavers and the various other ne�er-do-wells of the early New World.
� Learn about Luis Aury, Gregor MacGregor and the other adventurers who vied for control of Fernandina and Florida.
Activity Particulars
Walking up to two miles.
Date Specific Information
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Coordinated by the Amelia Island Museum of History.
Amelia Island
Amelia Island is a picturesque resort community rich in history. It was the playground of the affluent, and today, visitors � as well as seasonal and year-round residents � enjoy its sandy beaches, colorful seaside villages and popular dining spots.
Comfortable hotel in historic downtown Fernandina Beach.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Jim Longacre
Jim holds a B.S. in electrical engineering and law degree from Ohio State University. He spent much of his career as a patent lawyer in Washington D.C. His retired life is largely devoted to local history. Jim is an active museum volunteer and reads whatever historical materials he can get his hands on. Today he teaches patent law and provides a wide variety of programs for local museums. His research interests include black history, Civil War history, and the Reconstruction Era.
William Birdsong
Bill is a native Floridian and a retired obstetrician-gynecologist (U.S. Air Force and the University of California, Davis). He also holds a master�s in anthropology at the University of Hawaii and has been active in the museum as a docent, lecturer, and in education for many years. His research interests include Native American populations and Civil War history.
Meals and Lodgings
Hampton Inn & Suites
Fernandina Beach Florida
6 nights
Hampton Inn & Suites
The Hampton Inn & Suites is located within walking distance to a variety of 50 eclectic shops and over 25 restaurants. At the Hampton Inn & suites Amelia Island Hotel you will experience the true taste of island life at its best in Florida. Amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, in-room coffeemaker, iron and ironing board, and TV with cable. Guests also enjoy the following complimentary items: On the House TM hot breakfast, Hampton's On the Run TM breakfast bags (Monday-Friday), high speed Internet access in every room, wireless Internet access in the lobby, meeting rooms and public areas, coffee and tea in the caf� 24 hours a day, and USA Today(R) copies Monday-Friday. Hampton also offers a 24 hour front desk, message and fax service.
Contact info:
19 South 2nd Street
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 USA
phone: 904-491-4911
Room amenities:
A coffee maker, iron and ironing board, and complimentary in-room movie channel is available in all rooms.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
$110 - $190 Guests must make additional night accommodations directly with the hotel.
Check in time:
Additional nights after:
$110 - $190 Guests must make additional night accommodations directly with the hotel.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
3-5pm Hotel check-in & Road Scholar registration in lobby You will be staying at
Hampton Inn & Suites
that night.
End of Program:
11am. Check out of hotel before leaving for first lecture You will be staying at
Hampton Inn & Suites
the night before.
Required documents:
The Road Scholar Health & Safety Form is required. N/A
Parking availability:
Plenty of parking available at the hotel and around town.
To Start of Program
Fernandina Beach Florida
Nearest city or town:
Jacksonville Florida
Nearest highway:
Nearest airport:
JAX International Airport
From End of Program
Fernandina Beach Florida
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
From Airport
VIP Taxi
phone: 904-753-6480
Advanced Reservations Required
Per Person/One Way:
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
~25 miles
Ask for Vic and mention that you are with the museum's Road Scholar group. Call 24 hours before arrival time to confirm.
Driving Directions
From Airport
After exiting airport, follow airport road to I-95 North. Drive ~ 6 miles to exit 373. Follow directions from north/south
From North(Savannah or Brunswick, GA) or South (Jacksonville, FL) on I-95
From Interstate 95, take exit 373 (Yulee, Fernandina Beach - SR 200/A1A) and turn east toward Amelia Island - about a 15 minute drive to the Thomas Shave Bridge. After crossing the bridge, continue on 8th Street (A1A) to Ash Street (1 block north of 6th stoplight). Turn left on Ash and drive 6 blocks to South 2nd Street. Turn right and you will see the hotel on your left.
From West (Tallahassee)
I-10 to I-95 - and follow directions from north/south
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Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Hotel Check in & program orientation.
(Sunday, January 20)
Arrive To:
Participants will check in to hotel and meet the program hostess, Brenda. The group will then walk to a nearby restaurant and have dinner as a group. After dinner, the group will walk to the museum for the orientation presentation.
Hampton Inn & Suites
Day 2:
Amelia Island's Back-story: The 8 Flags
(Monday, January 21)
Breakfast at the hotel
Presentation: The Natives of Northeast Florida, presented by Dr. Bill Birdsong. Discover the original natives of Amelia Island, the Timucua. The Timucua had a thriving civilization in the area until they were decimated by European war, slavery, and disease. Delve into the lives of these interesting people and their sad fate.
Presentation: 8 Flags Over Amelia Part I (French, Spanish, and British), presented by Jan Davis. Explore the bloody beginnings of Florida history as 3 major European superpowers vie for control of Northeast Florida.
Lunch at one of Fernandina's many fine restaurants
Excursion to American Beach. Located on the south end of Amelia Island, American Beach was one of the few African American resort areas in the United States. Purchased by Abraham Lincoln Lewis (Florida's first African American millionaire) in 1935, American Beach became a thriving beach-side resort community during the age of segregation. Music greats, such as Cab Calloway and Louis Armstrong, frequented the beach's many clubs and many of America's most influential African Americans owned homes on the beach. Today American Beach is but a shadow of its former glory. Still boasting a strong African American community, American Beach is squeezed by modern development.
Presentation: 8 Flags Over Amelia Part II (Patriot, Green Cross, and Mexican Rebel) presented by Don Davis. During the early 18th century, Florida became a chaotic hotbed of shadowy activity. Locally known as the Chaos Period, this era of Florida history is riddled with colorful characters and dubious activities. This program will be a brief overview of the period that will be discussed in far more detail throughout the week.
Trip to Kingsley Plantation National Park with presentation Dr. Daniel Schafer on the history of the indigo plantations and Anna Kingsley. The plantation's owner, Zebadiah Kingsley, married his young African slave, Anna Kingsley. After Zebadiah's death, Anna inherited her freedom and Zebadiah's substantial estate. She would go on to expand the plantation's operations and become of the area's most powerful women. Dr. Schafer is one of the fore-most scholars of Florida's plantations and has written extensively on Anna Kingsley.
Dinner at one of Fernandina's many fine restaurants.
Getting to know the art of Amelia. Take a break from the dark side of Amelia to enjoy a warm reception by the Amelia Island Art Association. Have a glass of wine as you get to better know your fellow participants and the thriving local art community.
Hampton Inn & Suites
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Amelia's Chaos Period: The Illegal Slave Trade, Black Pirates, and Secret Invasions
(Tuesday, January 22)
Breakfast at the hotel
Presentation: Fort Mose: Florida's Bastion of Black Freedom, presented by Jim Longacre. The Spanish governor of Florida, fearing invasion from the British colonies to the north, takes drastic action. To bolster his forces, he offers freedom and land to any slaves that can make it to Florida and pledge their allegiance to Spain. Escaped slaves from Georgia and the Carolina comes by the thousands, and true to his word, the governor establishes Fort Mose for his new black soldiers. But how long would this exodus go unnoticed by the British plantation owners?
Presentation: The Illegal Slave Trade in Fernandina, presented by Jim Longacre. In starke contrast to the icon of freedom that Fort Mose represented, Fernandina would soon after become a thriving port for the illegal slave trade. In 1807, the U.S. Congress banned the importation of additional slaves from Africa. Still belonging to Spain and being so close to the Georgia border, Fernandina was not bound by the new law and became an ideal place to continue this foul practice.
Lunch at one of Fernandina's many fine restaurants.
Presentation: Gregor MacGregor: The Greatest Huckster in History. In 1817, Amelia Island was invaded by a motley crew of mercenaries led by Gregor MacGregor. MacGregor, fresh from helping Simon Bolivar establish a free Argentina, sought to "liberate" Florida and establish another democratic state. Discover on of history's most colorful character as his exploits bring him to Amelia Island.
Guided excursion through downtown Fernandina Beach. The birthplace of the modern shrimping industry, Florida's oldest saloon, and plenty of Victorian architecture await as you explore one of Florida's best-kept secrets.
Trip to Old Town, the Original Fernandina. Only a shadow of its former glory, Old Town boasted a fort, Spanish plaza, slave warehouses, and more. Currently a sleepy residential area, many of Old Town's landmarks have disappeared since Fernandina was moved in the 1850's.
Presentation: The Patriot Invasion of Northeast Florida: Under the Surface. During the chaos brought about by the War of 1812, a secret plot was hatched to steal Florida from Spain. With secret presidential approval, a group of rag-tag militia from the southern U.S. invaded northeast Florida. This small band of ruffians almost succeeded in securing Florida for the United States, but failed in what is locally called the Other War of 1812.
Dinner at one of Fernandina's fine restaurants.
Hampton Inn & Suites
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Amelia's Chaos Period: Pirates and Smugglers Galore!
(Wednesday, January 23)
Breakfast at the hotel.
Presentation: Luis Aury: Pirate, Privateer, Revolutionary. Amelia Island's 5th flag was strangely that of the Mexican Rebels. Hoisted by French-born pirate, Luis Aury, this short-lived flag came on the heels of MacGregor's occupation of the island. Fresh from Galveston, Texas and Mexico, Aury fancied himself a revolutionary, though most of the world would call him a pirate. This presentation will delve into the story of one of Fernandina's colorful conquers, Luis Aury.
Presentation: Pirates: Fact vs. Fiction. Though often glamorized as debonair heroes in modern media, pirates were more often blood-thirsty bandits who lived and died by the sword. Discover what piracy was really like as we discuss some local pirates and their exploits in the area.
Lunch at one of Fernandina's fine restaurants.
Presentation: Smuggling: A Beginner�s Guide. Smuggling put Fernandina on the map (at least early on), but why was it so lucrative and what kind of goods were being smuggled? This lecture will discuss the economics of local smuggling throughout various eras and why it was such a big deal.
Field trip to Fort Clinch. Situated on the northern tip of Amelia Island, Fort Clinch was built to defend Amelia Island and the mouth of the St. Marys River. It was largely built with slave labor, but would later become an icon for freedom when Union forces occupied the island during the American Civil War. It played an important role in curbing Confederate smuggling and training the escaped Confederate slaves that flocked to the island to be free.
Dinner at one of Fernandina's many fine restaurants.
Haunted History: A field trip through Fernandina's shadowy and unexplained happenings. Any old town has its share of ghost stories. A town with Fernandina's turbulent past has more than its share of restless souls. Walk through Fernandina's back streets and discover some of her dubious happenings and legends that surround them.
Hampton Inn & Suites
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Coming Into the Union: Indian Wars, Statehood and Secession
(Thursday, January 24)
Breakfast at the hotel.
Trip down the Amelia and St. Marys Rivers. Much of Fernandina's history revolves around her harbor. Boarding a boat and venturing out onto these historic waters gives us a unique vantage point to explore the island's turbulent past. The trip will feature points of historical interest and bountiful natural beauty as we explore the natural boundary between Florida and Georgia.
Lunch at one of Fernandina's many fine restaurants.
Presentation: The Seminole Wars: Florida�s Turbulent Entrance Into the U.S. As the United States pushed westward, many displaced Native Americans were forced onto reservations or into lands not yet owned by the U.S. Remnants of the once great Creek, Choctaw, and Miccosukee tribes defied the U.S. and fled to Spanish Florida. Knowing that America would be reluctant to invade Spanish Florida, this newly created Seminole tribe use Florida to stage attacks into Georgia and Alabama. Known as the Seminole Wars, a number of conflicts were fought to counter the Seminoles' activities in Florida which would bring the U.S. and Spain to the brink of war. Involving familiar characters like future president Andrew Jackson and Chief Osceola, the Seminole Wars would eventually lead to Florida joining the U.S.
Presentation: Amelia Island in the Civil War: Secession, Occupation, and Black Recruiting Grounds. Shortly after becoming part of the United States, America was gripped by civil war. Florida sided with the newly formed Confederacy and seceded from the union. As part of its Anaconda Strategy, the Union forces blockaded or occupied many southern harbors to starve the confederates of much needed supplies and trade. In 1862, union forces landed on Amelia Island as confederate forces withdrew to areas deemed more important to the war. Occupied by the union, Fernandina became a symbol for freedom in the deep south and thousands of slaves would flee their plantations in hopes of reaching Amelia Island and their freedom. Many of these newly freed slaves would be formed into the 1st South Carolina Volunteers, the first African American fighting unit in U.S. history.
Field Trip- From Smuggler�s Den to Victorian Seaport: A Trip through Fernandina�s Victorian District. After the end of the Civil War, union soldiers would return north with tales of Fernandina's warm weather and beautiful scenery. Northern steamers would establish routes to Fernandina and the area would quickly evolve from a shadowy backwater harbor to a Victorian hot-spot. This new influx of tourism and the development of the area's natural resources would catapult Fernandina into a golden age. This trip through Fernandina will highlight the remnants of Fernandina's dark past, juxtaposed to Fernandina's celebrated Victorian mansions and churches.
Dinner at one of Fernandina's many fine restaurants.
Conversations with History. The Amelia Island Museum of History boasts a cast of "1st person presenters". These costumed reenactors portray some of the area's more colorful historical characters. Part theater, part history, our first person presenters help bring history alive in a fun and engaging way.
Hampton Inn & Suites
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
Hotel Check-out & Program Wrap-up
(Friday, January 25)
Depart From:
Program wrap-up: Collect name tags, do evaluations, stamp passports and receive boxed lunches. Program concludes.
Breakfast at hotel. Check out of hotel.
1st Person Presentation by John Broadbent. Enjoy a costumed reenactor portraying John Broadbent, one of Fernandina's more colorful and reclusive residents.
Hampton Inn & Suites
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13 meals: 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners
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A performance can range from a night at the opera to a visit from a local performer at your hotel.
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Explore an historic indigo plantation, a Civil War-era fort, and a town that used to be the capitol of the illegal slave trade.
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WISTER — It took until about dusk on Saturday, but the Wister Wildcats were able to get the championship plaque of their own tournament. Caleb Hill's two-RBI double in the ninth inning rallied the Wildcats to a 9-8 victory over the Red Oak Eagles in the title game of the Wister Tournament. The 'Cats made it to the title game by defeating the Talihina Golden Tigers 9-2 Friday night in the semifinals, right after the Eagles blanked the Whitesboro Bulldogs 10-0 in the first championship semifinal.
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A couple of big innings with big home runs doomed the Poteau Pirates Friday afternoon as they lost 12-7 to the Charleston (Ark.) Tigers at Town Creek Park.
GORE — The Heavener Lady Wolves softball team capped off a successful weekend by winning the Twin Rivers Shootout Saturday afternoon by beating the Porum Lady Panthers 10-0 in the title game. The Lady Wolves opened the tournament with w 20-3 rout of the Gans Grizzlies and a 13-5 win over the Lady Panthers in the winner's-bracket finals.
CROWDER — The Cameron Yellowjackets baseball team won the third-place game of the Crowder Tournament with a 5-3 victory over the Hartshorne Miners on Saturday afternoon. The 'Jackets lost in Friday night's championship semifinal to Class 3A's high-ranked Eufaula Ironheads by a score of 10-0. The Panama Razorbacks were eliminated from the tournament with a 17-4 loss to the Muldrow Bulldogs on Friday.
SPIRO — The Spiro Bulldogs moved two games over the .500 mark, pulling away with a big 7-3 win over the Farmington (Ark.) Cardinals on Friday afternoon.
FORT GIBSON — In a pair of crucial district games for the Poteau High School soccer teams, both came up short Friday night. In a battle of highly-ranked teams, the Tigers got past the Pirates 3-1, while the Lady Tigers handled the Lady Pirates 6-0. The Lady Pirates will be at home at 5 p.m. today to face Keys (Park Hill) at Costner Stadium. The Pirates will be at home to face Hugh at 7 p.m. tonight at Costner Stadium.The Pirates will be at home to face Hugh at 7 p.m. tonight at Costner Stadium.
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West Virginia uses a point system to record traffic violations and track driving history. If you're convicted of a traffic violation anywhere in the U.S., you'll receive 2–8 points on your record.
The more serious the infraction, the more points on your record. Speeding 5-9 mph over the posted limit nets 2 points, while evading a police officer is penalized with 8 points.
Tallying 12 or more points may result in a license suspension.
Visit the West Virginia DMV's site for more info on specific infractions and suspensions.
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Drivers with a BAC of .08 or higher are considered legally drunk in West Virginia. The limit for impaired driving is a BAC of .05, which is grounds for a license suspension.
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"That's what I really like about Johnny."
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Tom Haudricourt has more detail on yesterday's confrontation:
What actually happened was that infielder Tony Graffanino, then Estrada, came to the defense of a teammate who they thought had been unfairly singled out by Yost for poor play. In an interview with the Journal Sentinel later in the day, Yost confirmed that Graffanino and Estrada were defending a teammate.
"That's what happened," Yost said. "I was upset with the way we were playing, not just in that game but over the last 10 days. I was frustrated; everybody was frustrated. It was my frustration boiling over to the team."
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I want to buy a new router to hookup with my FiOS modem (comes with in-built router). My goal is to use a new dual band router to provide wireless for high-speed HD streaming. DHCP must be disabled on new router and let FiOS modem run DHCP. Is this possible to do with 3rd party firmware? |
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I dont think this particular model goes on sale like the wndr3500/3600/4300 that tp-link carries. I paid $55/ea for two of them and they work alright, stable but not very feature rich. The thing is once I find a stable router I like to stick with it. DD-WRT support has always been unstable for me on this router, using stock atm.
I already tried to do what you suggested few months ago, but it only worked when I disabled DHCP on my old linksys router and had to use linksys in a switch mode. My usage of new router will be essentially to work as a switch and provide a dual band high speed wireless for HD streaming on my blu-ray. |
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text: Minsk Information Lorsque vous visitez Minsk Réseau des itinéraires Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information The capital of Belarus is one of the most fascinating cities in Eastern Europe. Famous as much for its extraordinary history as its impressive, Soviet-style architecture, leafy parks and eccentric locals, Minsk is unforgettable. Facts Population 1,900,000 Currency 1 Belarisian rouble (BYR) = 100 kopeks Opening hours Most shops are open 10.00–19.00, Mon-Fri and 10.00–17.00 on Sat. Banks are open 09.30–17.30 Mon-Fri. Tourist information 13-119 Revolutsionnaya Street, Minsk Mon-Thu 08.45-13.00, 14.00-18.00, Fri - 08.45-13.00, 14.00-16.45, Closed Saturday and Sunday. +375 17 203 3995 Minsk is one of the most intriguing cities you are ever likely to visit. It remains, almost proudly, a Soviet capital right down to its KGB building. It's also a city of reinvention - Minsk has been rebuilt several times, most recently after the Second World War when the Nazis reduced the city to rubble. Along the huge Francyska Skaryny, you will find major pieces of architecture including the Main Post Office and the GUM department store. Nearby, on October Square head to the haunting Museum of the Great Patriotic War. The Svisloch River divides the city. Walking along its banks is quite beautiful in the summer, particularly if you start your walk from the Old Town. The city has a fascinating past and a lot of strange footnotes from history have been written here. Lee Harvey Oswald, the man responsible for assassinating JFK, defected to Russia and lived in Minsk. The apartment where he lived on Ploscha Peramohi still stands. As you will quickly find, Minsk invites curiosity. Minsk is all about monumental excess, with its grand boulevards and big squares, but its Old Town is tiny. The best place to start exploring Minsk is at Independence Square with its statue of Lenin and the Belarusian University building. Explore the Old Town The Old Town sits on the eastern side of the Svislach River, bordered by Vul Maxima Bahdanovicha. Known as Troitskoe Predmestiye, or "Trinity Suburb", the Old Town is not really that old. The original 17th and 18th century houses were recreated in the 1980's. However, it's a delightful place to walk around in. You can relax in quaint cafés or browse through the souvenir shops. Address: Troitskoe Predmestiye, Minsk Visit the Island of Tears Down from the Old Town by the riverbanks is the evocative Ostrov Slyoz, or "Island of Tears." This is a memorial to Belarusians who lost their lives in battle, but particularly in remembrance of those that died in the Soviet Union's war in Afghanistan in the 1980's. Address: Island of Tears, Minsk Holy Spirit Cathedral Standing defiantly on a small hill is the Holy Spirit Cathedral, one of the most instantly recognisable landmarks of Minsk. This two-towered Orthodox cathedral is situated in the Upper Town. It was once part of a Polish Bernadine convent. The monastery buildings nearby are now a music academy. Address: Kirila i Mefodiya 3, Minsk Have a Picnic in Gorky Park Gorky Park is the city's oldest park and is lovely in the summer. It is very popular with locals who often stroll along the well-tended paths. Gorky Park is a big draw to children due to the enormous Ferris Wheel. Another reason to come here is the great view of the city. Address: Gorky Park, Minsk Church of St. Simon and Helena Better known as the "Red Church", the Church of St. Simon and Helena was built in 1910 by a Polish noble to commemorate the death of his two children – the tower's three bells are named after him and the dead children. Address: Savetskaya 15, Minsk Victory Square At the junction of Nezavisimosti and Zakharava is this huge square, with a giant victory obelisk emerging from the centre. The monument has an eternal flame at its feet, which has been burning since 1954, and is accessible from an underground passageway. Address: Victory Square, Minsk Museum of the Great Patriotic War Next to the classical-style Trade Union's Culture Palace, lies the Museum of the Great Patriotic War. This museum tells of Belarus during World War II. It also tells the story of Minsk's Jewish population following the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. Behind the building is a park filled with vintage tanks and planes. Address: Skoriny 25, Minsk Phone: +375 17 227 5611 Web: www.warmuseum.by Sit In Tsentralny Park Across the road from the Museum of the Great Patriotic War lies a delightful little park that stands on the site of a 19th century marketplace. You often see people playing music here. Address: Tsentralny Park, Minsk Visit the Kgb Museum North-west of Independence Square is a yellow neo-classical block, which houses the KGB building. On the other side of the street is a park, where you can find a bust of the founder of the KGB's predecessor, the Cheka, Felix Dzerzhinsky. Address: Francyska Skaryny 17, Minsk Palats Mastatsva The Palats Mastatsva is a stylish and trendy hangout – well compared to the dour museums that tend to make up Minsk's cultural scene. Palats Mastatsva is an arts institute where you will find galleries and book stalls. Address: Vul Kazlova 3, Minsk Phone: +375 17 213 3549 Central Botanical Garden This is one of the most beautiful places in Minsk. The Botanical Garden is a leading scientific institution and home to more than 1,000 different plants. It is a tranquil place with a beautiful lake and the perfect spot to have a picnic at on a sunny day. Address: Surganova Str., 2V, Minsk Phone: +375 17 284 1484 Web: www.cbg.org.by National Library of Belarus National Library of Belarus is one of the most iconic buildings in the city, and it is easy to see why. Not only will you find the library here but there is also an art gallery, cafe and an observation deck with a beautiful view over the city. Address: Praspyekt Nyezalyezhnastsi 116, Minsk Phone: +375 17 237 6778 Web: www.nlb.by Minsk Arena Minsk Arena is a great place to visit for concerts or a fun-filled hockey game. Check out their website while you are there to see what is on. You will also find 7 cafes and 3 different restaurants in the building. Address: Praspyekt Pyeramozhtsaw 111, Minsk Phone: +375 17 254 7736 Web: www.minskarena.by Dreamland Park Dreamland Park is one of the main amusement parks in Minsk. It is a park for all ages but children will probably find some things more exciting. There are lush walking paths, a zoological area with exotic birds and live entertainment. Address: Vulitsa Arlowskaya 80, Minsk Web: www.dreamland.by Belarussian State Circus Few things are as exciting and amazing as going to the circus. At the Belarussian State Circus you will find different performances, you should really try to catch one. Address: Praspyekt Nyezalyezhnastsi 32, Minsk Phone: +375 17 227 7842 Web: www.circus.by The restaurant scene in Minsk is slowly changing. Old, formal restaurants are being usurped by a new breed of dynamic Western European-style eateries. The local cuisine, rich in baked meat, mushrooms, soups and heavy sauces, is making a comeback though. Local favourites worth trying include Hribnoy sup (mushroom and barley soup), Kolduni (stuffed meat dumplings) and Golubsty (cabbage rolls stuffed with meat and rice). Many of the best restaurants are located near the Grand Opera. Several restaurants in offer performances to accompany your meal. Expect anything from a keyboardist tapping out Beatles hits to bikini-clad girls dancing around your table! Pan Khmeliu Pan Khmeliu is one of the most popular restaurants in town. Here you can enjoy giant portions of food complemented by live bands and other entertainment. Open until 4am. Address: Internatsionalnaya 11, Minsk Phone: +375 17 226 7874 Uzbekistan Delicious exotic food in the heart of "White Russia", Uzbekistan is a great place for a snack. While you eat you can watch belly dancers perform. Address: Yanki Kupaly 17, Minsk Phone: +375 17 227 7314 Straunya Talaka Straunya Talaka is based in a cellar and has an interesting décor consisting of stuffed animals and the tables are made from old beds. It's a popular place so you might need to book early. Address: Rakovskaya 18, Minsk Phone: +375 29 637 0380 Khutorok South east of the city centre, Khutorok is one of the best restaurants in Minsk. The restaurant has several themed rooms as well as a terrace that is fantastic in summer. Address: Pr Partizansky 174, Minsk Phone: +375 17 299 6194 Lido This chain serves hearty Latvian food and is always busy. Enjoy Latvian Smorgasbord where they serves everything from pizzas to pork chops. Address: Nezavisimosti Ave 49-1, Minsk Phone: +375 28 482 08 Web: www.lido.by Westfalia Westfalia offers fresh, healthy food in simple, elegant surroundings. The cuisine is German and central European. There is live jazz here every Friday. Address: Gazeta Pravdy 11, Minsk Phone: +375 29 172 0000 Planeta Sushi Planeta Sushi offers good value and tasty Japanese food, it is a part of a Russian chain. Great option when you feel like something different. Address: Nezavisimosti Ave 18, Minsk Phone: +375 17 210 5645 Taj Taj serves delicious spicy North Indian cuisine. Popular with politicians and vegetarians - the dhal and pakoras are gorgeous. Taj is decked out with Buddhist statues and Russian dolls and is a real marriage of East and West. Address: Romanovskaya slabada 26, Minsk Phone: +375 44 711 1110 Web: www.taj.by Bergamo Enjoy the Italian cooking and true qualities of the food just as in Italy here at Bergamo. This restaurant makes you feel at home with the attentive service and delicious food and wine. Address: Kulman Str, 37, Minsk Phone: +375 17 334 4556 Web: www.bergamo.relax.by Kamyanitsa Kamyanitsa is an authentic Belarusian restaurant. They have a great selection of beer, both local and international, as well as a menu of typical Belarusian food. On some evenings you can catch a performance of a local band. Address: Pervomayskaya Str. 18, Minsk Phone: +375 17 294 5124 Web: www.kamyanitsa.by Tapas Bar If you do not know what you are in the mood for then tapas is a great option. Visit this Spanish restaurant where they serve good portion tapas in a relaxing atmosphere and fantastic service. Address: Internatsionalnaya 9, Minsk Phone: +375 17 203 1127 Gosti If you want to go to a low key, relaxed place then Gosti is the place to be. They serve pub food with great beer and on certain nights they have live music with a small dance floor where you can move your hips. Address: Nezavisimosty ave 25, Minsk Phone: +375 29 677 7999 Web: www.gosti.relax.by BierKeller BierKeller is a German beer cellar with a big selection of exclusive German beer. Try the German food, dance to the music and why not buy an authentic German beer glass to take home? Address: Zavulak Vajskovy 12, Minsk Phone: +375 44 588 8333 Web: www.bierkeller.relax.by ID bar ID bar makes delicious homemade pasta and bread, and serves a great steak. Not only is this a good dinner option but they also serve a big breakfast. The staff is attentive, drinks tasty and atmosphere cosy. Address: Zakharova St., 19, Minsk Phone: +375 17 293 1396 Web: www.idbar.by Talaka At Talaka you can experience traditional Belarusian food. This is a cosy restaurant, located in a cellar on a small street in central Minsk. The atmosphere is rustic and there are many delicious meals to choose from on the menu. Address: Rakovskaya Street 18, Minsk Phone: +375 17 203 2794 Web: www.talaka.relax.by Extra Useful Information Demonstrations in central Minsk are fairly commonplace. Most of these pass peacefully although some have been known to turn violent. The resulting police response can be sudden and occasionally frightening. The important thing to remember is that if caught up in a demonstration, stay alert and get out of it as quickly as possible.Minsk has a serious problem with prostitution. Particularly in bars and lobbies, always be weary of overfriendly girls, or indeed guys for that matter.10 per cent is the usual tip. In some hotels 10-15 per cent service charge will be added to your bill. Minsk National Airport Minsk II is the main international airport located 42 km from the city. You can get a taxi from outside the arrivals hall which will take you into the centre of town. The airport bus is cheaper but takes longer to get into town and runs sporadically. Address: Minsk Phone: +375 17 279 1300 Web: www.airport.by Public Transport You can get around Minsk by using the bus, tram, or the metro. All three are cheap and reliable. The two line metro is an interesting way of getting around as each station is decorated by a theme. For instance the October Square station evokes the 1917 revolution.Public transport operates from about 05.30 to 01.00 daily and serves all parts of the city. Trolleybuses 1, 2 and 18 pass through Minsk's main street, Pr Francyska Skaryny. The metro closes at 24.30 every night.Remember to validate it by punching the ticket on one of the red punching machines. Ten day or monthly passes are available for all modes of transport. Taxi Yellow cabs are the state run taxis that are best used. Prices depend on distance. Taxis can be called on 052 and 084. Pharmacy The pharmacies in Minsk are marked by a green cross and there are many of them in the city. Often you can buy medicine that are not usually common in other countries. Electricity 220V AC, 50Hz Telephone Country code: +375Area code: 17 Voyager à Minsk Les vols vers Minsk peuvent être réservés par le biais d'Etihad airways pour profiter d'une ville aussi captivante que sa renommée. On se réfère souvent à Minsk comme « Monument vivant » en raison de son architecture futuriste des années 1950. Le top 5 des choses à faire à Minsk Divertissez-vous au Parc Central de Gorky situé en plein centre-ville. Ce parc jouit d'une formidable atmosphère où vous pouvez vous détendre et profiter d'un après-midi relaxant. Le magnifique Palais des Sports de Minsk accueille de nombreux évènements dont la star est le hockey sur glace. L'arène principale dispose de nombreux cafés et restaurants où vous pouvez goûter à certaines des spécialités culinaires de Minsk. La visite du Musée d'Art National de la République de Biélorussie est un must. Comme la plupart des bâtiments, sa conception est futuriste et le musée accueille de nombreuses expositions intéressantes. Un voyage à Minsk reste inachevé si vous ne visitez pas le Square de la Victoire. Cette attraction populaire possède une histoire remarquable. Explorez l'Eglise de Saint-Simon et de Sainte-Hélène, une des structures les plus impressionnantes de Minsk. Planifiez votre séjour à Minsk Vous pouvez bénéficier de vols pas chers vers Minsk avec les offres d'Etihad. Malgré le fait que la plupart des voyageurs préfèrent visiter Minsk en été, l'hiver dans cette ville est magnifique. Les rues et les édifices sont bien éclairés durant les nuits d'hiver et les billets vers Minsk sont moins onéreux. Les hôtels pas chers à Minsk sont aussi plus faciles à trouver en hiver en raison de la faible fréquentation touristique. 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