Taxi from Dzerzhinsk

Dzerzhinsk - a city in the center of Minsk region, one of the fellow towns of Minsk, the capital of Belarus, which is located 38 km far from it. Dzerzhinsk is an administrative center of Dzerzhinsk District, located near the large republican highway М1 - Minsk-Brest, which is part of the European route E30 and Berlin-Nizhny Novgorod transport corridor. The city has a railway station Koidanova and one stop Dzerzhinsk on the Minsk-Baranovichi railway. The city has excellent transport accessibility - it is connected with the capital by route taxis and electric trains. So, it takes about 15-50 minutes to travel from Minsk to Dzerzhinsk, depending on the transport.

Dzerzhinsk is special because there is the highest point of the Republic of Belarus - Dzerzhinskaya hill (345 m above sea level). The northern part of Dzerzhinsk District belongs to the Minsk Upland, and the southern part to the Stolbtsovskaya Lowland. Because of the hilly relief of the district, a watershed between the basins of the Black and Baltic Seas are located here. The Ussa River and the Ptich River, which flows into the Svisloch River, start here.