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Batory Square is the historical name (during the Polish period in 1921 - 1939) of Soviet (Savyetskaya) Square - the central square for the city of Hrodna in Belarus.
It was named after Stephen Báthory, King of Poland who had a residence here in the 16th century.
53°40′40″N 23°49′47″E / 53.6778°N 23.8297°E / 53.6778; 23.8297
