Glory Hill is a memorial complex honoring Soviet soldiers who were fighting during World War II, located near the capital of the Republic of Belarus, and also symbolizing, the liberation of Belarus from Nazi invaders. The hill was built by soil brought from the cities that bestowed their greatest heroes in combat, together with four spears symbolizing the four fronts on which Red Army divisions, partisans, and members of secret organizations succeeded. In addition, there is also a Glory Ring depicting the faces of the heroic soldiers and supporters who fought bravely for their motherland. At night, there are spotlights on the interior of the park emitting yellow and red colors symbolizing the eternal flame, and at the bottom of the hill there is an open-air museum where the legendary Great Patriotic War weapons and tanks are displayed.