Minsk Oblast is a region in the central part of Belarus.
- Minsk the center of the region and the capital of the country. A city of fascinating Stalinist and late-Soviet architecture that also preserves a few monuments from the 17th-18th century.
- Barysaw the second largest city of the region with numerous buildings from the 19th century.
- Budslau a popular Catholic pilgrimage destination, home of the National Sanctuary of the Mother of God of Budslau.
- Ivyanets a small town with a magnificent Catholic church from the 18th century, a neo-gothic church, and a wooden synagogue.
- Myadzyel a gateway to the lakes of Narachansky National Park.
- Molodechno an industrial city that used to be the center of a separate oblast until their number was reduced from 12 to 6 in 1960.
- Nesvizh a historical town with a castle and a huge park from the 18th century.
- Valozhyn a town that is home to several nice monuments in the classical style from the early 19th century.
- Vileyka a town with some fine churches and interesting old cemeteries.
- Zaslawye an ancient picturesque town that preserves two original churches and the remains of old fortifications.
- Khatyn' memorial complex on the spot of the village savagely burnt during World War II
- Narachansky National Park a natural woodland reserve with lots of lakes in the northern part of the region
- Snou a country estate from the early 19th century