The Church of Saints Simon and Helen, also known as the Red Church, is a Roman Catholic church located on Independence Square in Minsk. The church was built between the years 1905 and 1910. In 1923, the church was robbed by the Red Army and closed down in 1932. However, by 1990 the building was given back to the Catholic Church and has since become an important religious venue.

The Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul is the oldest religious sight in the city. This beautiful Orthodox church was built in 1613 in honor of the St. Apostles Peter and Paul. The church was restored in 1871. The cathedral is also called "yellow church", due to its bright yellow color.

The Cathedral of Saint Virgin Mary is a Roman Catholic baroque cathedral that was built in 1710. In 1793, after Russia conquered Belarus, the Jesuit order was banned and the church became the local cathedral of Minsk. The cathedral, however, was closed down in 1934 and did not open again for service until the beginning of the 1990s.

The Bernardin's Cathedral is part of the once prevailing Minsk Bernardine complex which also included the monastery Bernardine. The cathedral is located in the center of the city, near Town Hall. The monastery was founded in 1624 and has since witnessed some drastic changes.

The Cathedral of Holy Spirit, formerly the Bernardine church, was established in 1642 and completed in the 18th century. The church is both an interesting and important monument of old Minsk. The exterior presents a distinct Baroque style, while the interior offers six columns divided into three naves.

The Church of St. Mary Magdalene is the largest church in the city. St. Mary Magdalena came into prominence during the domination of the Soviet Union as it dates back to 1847. Today, Church of St. Mary Magdalena is a very popular tourist attraction, due to the distinctive shaped cupolas and large dome.

The Church of Holy Trinity was built between the years 1861 and 1864. The church's most important attraction is the ancient icon, which illustrates the Mother of God and Jesus as well as the miraculous statue of St. Roch. Inside, visitors will discover a modern, electric organ in the music hall.

The Church of Alexander Nevsky is the only religious sight in Minsk that has been almost completely preserved from its original appearance. This orthodox church was built during the years 1896-1898 on the territory where the military cemetery once stood.