
Brest Fortress
A 19th-century fortress turned into a memorial complex to the defence of June 1941, with monumental gates and museums.
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Airport · Brest, Belarus
11 km from central Brest. Live flights, getting to town, car rental and where to stay.
Brest Airport is about 11 km east of Brest, a city on the Polish border in south-western Belarus. It opened in 1976 and is the largest airport in the Brest region; Belavia operates flights to Russian cities here, plus seasonal charters. Which routes operate depends on current restrictions, so check with the airline before travelling.
There is a single terminal, opened in 1986: a Soviet-era modernist building. It is small, so formalities are quick.
Facilities are basic. The airport is on the outskirts of Brest, so a taxi is the most practical way to get there. The Polish border is very close, which is worth knowing if you are travelling around the area.


The airport is about 11 km from central Brest; a taxi is the most practical option and the ride is short.
There is a single terminal, opened in 1986: a Soviet-era modernist building. It is small, so formalities are quick.
Brest
Brest is a city on the Polish border, where the Bug and Mukhavets rivers meet, best known for its fortress.

A 19th-century fortress turned into a memorial complex to the defence of June 1941, with monumental gates and museums.
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Brest's main pedestrian street, lined with cafés, shops and old-style street lamps.
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An Orthodox cathedral in the centre of Brest, close to the pedestrian streets.
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An open-air museum of historic locomotives and railway carriages, next to the station.
Tickets →Brest airport is about 11 km from central Brest.
From Brest airport you can take Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Brest has one terminal: Terminal.
Book your car and your stay before you arrive: more choice and better prices.