See the Viskuli residence on a guided tour

The Viskuli complex was built in the 1950s as a hunting residence deep inside Belovezhskaya Pushcha. It became internationally known on 8 December 1991, when the leaders of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine signed agreements here ending the USSR and establishing the CIS. The card photograph was taken on the day of the signing and is an archival view of the building.

Viskuli remains a government residence, so independent entry and access to the interiors should not be expected. The complex can be seen only when included in an official national-park sightseeing tour; confirm the exact route and stops when booking and follow all restrictions on site.