On the outskirts of Kletsk lies an archaeological hillfort dating from the 11th to the 13th century. It is associated with the presumed site of a Dregovich castle.
History
The Battle of Kletsk took place on 5 August 1506. A memorial cross and a memorial stone at the site commemorate the event.
The first museum in Kletsk began operating in the town's secondary school in 1961. A separate building was constructed next to the school in 1979 for the Museum of the History of Kletchina.
The former hospital in Kletsk is located on School Street. It was built of red brick in 1909 and is a single-storey architectural monument consisting of three building sections in the eclectic style, featuring Art Nouveau and Neo-Gothic elements.
Religious Buildings
The Pokrovskaya Church in Kletsk was built of brick between 1876 and 1879, replacing a wooden church erected in 1786. It stands in the Kletsk cemetery and is a typical example of retrospective architecture.
The Old Yeshiva of Kletsk, also known as the Jewish rabbinical school, moved from Slutsk to Kletsk in 1921. Today, it is located in a small single-storey building on Gagarin Street.
The Dominican Monastery in Kletsk was founded in 1683. The monastery's former church now serves as the Church of the Resurrection of Christ of the Belarusian Exarchate of the Moscow Patriarchate.
Surroundings
The Gora Troyanovaya hill is located in the vicinity of Kletsk. The Gora Yurkova and Gora Lysaya hills are also located in the vicinity of Kletsk.
The Gora Voronina hill is located in the wider regional vicinity of Kletsk. Niasvizh Castle is also located in the wider regional vicinity of Kletsk.
When planning a trip, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment in Kletsk.
