Here are 5 handy apps with English versions that we recommend taking a look before you travel to Minsk or Belarus.
 

1. Belarus Guide by Triposo

The Belarusian version of the global service Triposo includes an offline map with sights, hotels, night clubs and tips about public transport.

There are 2 walking routes to explore the center of Minsk. The app will not only show the information about landmarks, but tell how to reach them on foot.

Triposo in Belarus

Language: English

Price: Free

Download: Android  
 

2. HelloMinsk

As you can guess from the name, this app is about Minsk only. But it has the descriptions of 50 sights!

There are text versions and audio guides to each of them – 2 hours of audio excursions altogether.

HelloMinsk

Language: English, Belarusian and Russian

Price: Free (the offline version is paid)

Download: iOS, Android 
 

3. KrokApp

One more guide that both tells and shows. Besides, it can be your helper not only in Minsk, but in 7 other Belarusian cities, from Hrodna to Baranavichi.

Right now the app offers one sightseeing tour to each city lasting for 30 minutes. Routes include 5-6 sights with pictures, marks on the map, short text and audio descriptions.

KrokUpp

Language: English, Belarusian and Russian

Price: Free

Download: Android
 

4. Minsk, Belarus — Offline Guide

The guide has information about restaurants, hotels and sights. Places can be sorted by distance and popularity.

The app works offline, so you can download a map with marks before going out.

Belarus — Offline Guide

Language: English

Price: Free

Download: iOS
 

5. Минск Minsk

This app had a lot of useful information: a map, a list of sights, a long directory with details on whatever you want – from ATMs to cottages for rent. However, it is translated in English only partially and does not work offline.

Minsk

Language: English and Russian

Price: Free (the offline version is paid)

Download: iOS, Android 

by Belarusfeed.com