Miluncy - is a village of Braslaw district, Vitebsk region of Belarus. Sometimes this village is also referred to as Pielikany. The main and actually the only architectural attraction of the village of Miluncy is the Catholic church of the Holy Apostle Jakub. This temple was built of red brick in 1907 in a neo-Gothic style. It is also important to note that during the construction of the Catholic church of the Holy Apostle Jacob in the village of Miluncy, almost all the canons of the original medieval Gothic were reproduced and realized. After the Second World War, when the village of Miluncy became part of the BSSR, the temple was closed. Between 1949 and 1990, the church building consistently served as a granary, a fertilizer warehouse, a pigsty and a garage. For some time the temple was empty.

The restoration of the Catholic church in the village of Miluncy was started in 1990, when the church was returned to believers. Repair and restoration work was completed in 1994. Today the church is in quite good condition and is functioning as intended, the interior of the church has also been fully restored. The Catholic church of the Holy Apostle Jakub in the village of Miluncy is an architectural monument, historical and cultural value and an interesting sight of Belarus. As with most villages in the Braslaw district, there are several large and small lakes in the vicinity of the village of Miluncy. One of them is called Lake Pielikany. Earlier in these places was also located the manor complex of the same name "Pielikany". To this day, this estate has not been preserved.