Drysviaty - is a village of Braslaw district, Vitebsk region of Belarus. The main architectural landmark of the village Drysviaty is Catholic church of Saints Peter and Paul, built here in 1929. This church is in fairly good condition, recently it has also been a bit updated. The church in the village Drysviaty built of wood in the relatively rare for Belarus zakopane style that makes this church a certain value in the eyes of tourists and architecture lovers. The church in the village Drysviaty is an architectural monument of the early 20th century, the historical and cultural value and interesting sights of Belarus.

There in the village Drysviaty and other interesting sites, namely the Orthodox church, which is also illuminated in honor of Saints Peter and Paul. This church was built in 1908. The church in the village Drysviaty stone, is in relatively good condition and is an architectural monument of the early 20th century, the historical and cultural value and interesting sights of Belarus.

Also in the village Drysviaty there is another interesting attraction, namely hydroelectric "Friendship of Peoples", built in the 50s of the 20th century. Certainly not a very big hydroelectric and old, but as hydropower plants in Belarus quite a bit, this hydropower plant in the village Drysviaty is still some interest for tourists caught up in this village.

Near the village Drysviaty is located several lakes, one of which also carries the name Drysviaty. On this lake on an island before a castle. Now from the castle there are no visible traces have been preserved only the castle earthworks, which can be seen very clearly. The place where once stood the castle is an important archaeological sites, and, therefore, the village Drysviaty visiting scholars and historians.

Village Drysviaty located on the border of Belarus and Lithuania. The border runs along the lake Drysviaty. On the opposite to the village Drysviaty shore of the lake, already on the territory of Lithuania is the Ignalina nuclear power plant. She is very well seen from the Belarusian side.