Vyalikaya Svarotva - is a village of Baranovichi district, Brest region of Belarus. The main attraction of the village Vyalikaya Svarotva is a triangular Trinity Orthodox church, originally built in 1823 and recently beautifully restored from ruins. Church in the village Vyalikaya Svarotva - it is the only church in Belarus in terms of having a triangle shape. Entrance doors are provided with all three parties before the altar placed in the center, but it was postponed after the restoration of one of the corners. It seems so strange architecture of the church in the village Vyalikaya Svarotva history owes its inception. The fact that even in 1747 in the village Vyalikaya Svarotva was built Greek Catholic wooden church on a stone base. It was a triangular apparently to emphasize their difference and from Catholic churches and from Orthodox churches. Then this church when he was Orthodox rebuilt in 1823, and at the same triangular base already built stone walls. Triangular shape decided to save it as an interesting and unique feature of this church. Church in the village Vyalikaya Svarotva is a unique architectural monument of the 19th century, a great historical and cultural value and interesting sights of Belarus.

Also in the village Vyalikaya Svarotva there are also ruins of some farm buildings, once part of a large and luxurious manor complex, which was located here. It should be noted that not even the ruins left from the manor house. These buildings in the village Vyalikaya Svarotva not of particular interest to tourists, and may be of interest except fans climb over the ruins and do a variety of artistic photos.

Sketches of Napoleon Orda, Vyalikaya Svarotva: