6 am, the streets of sunny morning Minsk are still empty. This is the most enjoyable time to drive around the city. The washed asphalt is still wet and shiny in the sun. In an hour, these streets will be filled with streams of cars with always hurrying drivers, but for now you can just enjoy the morning beauty and calmly drive around the city.

Pobediteley Avenue is an avenue in the capital of the Republic of Belarus, Minsk, one of the main thoroughfares of the city. Until 1980 it was called the Park Highway, in 19802005 Masherov Avenue (in honor of the party leader Pyotr Masherov). The length of the avenue is about 9 kilometers. The avenue is located on the right bank of the meandering Svisloch River, in some sections the river and reservoirs on it are within line of sight from the avenue.
Pobediteley Avenue begins with an overpass over Nemiga and Maksim Bogdanovich streets, near Freedom Square and March 8, and is a direct continuation of Lenin Street in the northwest direction. The avenue intersects with Melnikayte Street, Masherov Avenue (the first transport ring), then with Gvardeyskaya, Ignatenko and Sapyorov streets. Behind the State Flag Square there is a clovertype road junction with Orlovskaya Street (the second transport ring), then intersections with Kruptsy and Raduzhnaya Streets, Drozdy Passage, Narochanskaya / Tikhaya Street, Vesninka Lane and Ratomskaya Street. At the final section, the avenue runs between the Drozdy reservoir (from the northeast) and the Lebyazhy reserve of republican significance (from the southwest).
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