Mohilyow, Belarus

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Hey there, here I am at Guberskaya hotel in Mohilyow, Belarus.
I did’t expect this city would be so beautiful and peaceful. I really liked its 
museum and the history relating to Tsar Nikolas 2 and his family. He had been here many times and just after abdication. The church by the Saint Nikolai has the portrait of 
Nikolas 2 with a golden coin. He gave it to the boy whose father died in First World War.
Love and hugs to my dearest.








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