Y Gallery

Minsk

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Y Gallery

The alternative creative space of "Y" comprises an art gallery (with constantly changing expositions by local creators), stylish wine bar (that operates as cafe during daylight hours), and a small adjacent store selling artisan souvenirs, accessories, and artwork.

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addressKastrichnickaya 19, Minsk
phone+375 29 370 06 16
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