Viarejki - is a large village of Vawkavysk district, Grodno region of Belarus. The main attraction of the village of Viarejki is the Catholic church of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The decision to build this church in the village of Viarejki was made in 1826. The main stage of the construction of the temple was carried out in the 1830s. In 1840, an almost finished Catholic church in the village of Viarejki was solemnly consecrated, however, construction work was fully and finally completed only in 1848. After the defeat of the national liberation uprising of 1863-64, this temple was transferred to the Orthodox Church, and then accordingly converted and rebuilt into an Orthodox church. In 1921, when the western part of Belarus, and the village of Viarejki in particular, became part of Poland, the temple was returned to the Catholic Church and rebuilt again.

In Soviet times, in the second half of the 20th century, the church in the village of Viarejki did not function, and the temple building served as a granary. In the early 1990s, when Belarus became an independent country, the temple was again returned to the Catholic Church, after which it was gradually restored and renovated. Today, the Catholic church in the village of Viarejki is a functioning temple and is in good condition. Near the church of the Blessed Virgin Mary is located the bell tower, which was rebuilt in 1996 on the model of the previously lost original bell tower of the 19th century. This bell tower perfectly complements the architectural ensemble of the temple. The area near the church is beautifully landscaped. The Catholic church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the village of Viarejki is an architectural monument of the 19th century, cultural and historical value and an interesting sight of Belarus.

The list of sights and attractions of the Viarejki village is not limited to the Catholic church alone. For example, a manor house has also been preserved in the village of Viarejki, now it is in good condition and is used as an administrative building. This manor house was originally built in the 19th century. In addition to the manor house in the village of Viarejki, there are also several outbuildings that previously belonged to the manor complex. These outbuildings made of rubble stone are well preserved and today are used for economic purposes. The estate in the village of Viarejki is also an architectural monument and a landmark of Belarus.

In addition, in the village of Viarejki there is a modern Orthodox church of the Belarusian Saints, built recently - in 1996. And in the village cemetery, a wooden Catholic chapel, built at the beginning of the 20th century, has been preserved. In the village of Viarejki, there are several shops and other elements of the basic infrastructure. Sights and attractions of the Viarejki village, infrastructure, as well as excellent transport accessibility, turn this village into a very interesting destination for tourists and travelers, and form a wonderful tourist atmosphere here.