The castle is located in a picturesque location. The road is good. There is paid parking, but you can park the car a little further and walk. There are cafes, toilets, bicycle rental, etc. on site.
The area around the castle is quite large, there is a lake and walking paths. The castle itself is a fortress surrounded by a moat with water. There is a restaurant inside the castle.
The castle is very beautiful from the outside, the territory inside is free to visit, but the entrance inside to inspect the decoration is 16 white rubles per person. There is an audio guide for an additional fee, as well as guided tours. The interiors are beautiful, European and in excellent condition. The inspection takes an average of an hour. The museum has a nice souvenir shop at the exit.
The palace park complex has been beautifully restored. It closes too early. When visiting Mir castle at the same time, there is a chance to miss the Nesvizh palace.
It's a wonderful place. It is mandatory to visit. Go by car. Take the audio guide at the palace and go ahead. The coolest thing is to walk around. Especially in sunny weather. Keep in mind that there are few restaurants nearby, and they are often occupied by groups.
Another great attraction of Belarus. There is a huge park area and a large area for excursions inside the palace complex. For visitors, it is a must-visit!
It's a great castle. There is always a desire to combine Mir Castle and Nesvizh Castle in one day, but it is better to allocate a day for each castle.
Near the castle there is a wonderful area for walking, parks.
It's a beautiful place.
We were in a hurry - not prepared. I couldn't buy the tour on the spot. We took an audio guide, but practically did not use it.
Because the tour started with some group and we joined. It was stupid to walk through the same halls and not listen to what the guide was saying.
We arrived by carsharing, parked in a paid parking lot (small and inconvenient).
A very beautiful castle, a large park area, there is a pond, a swimming pool on the territory. We stayed for 2 nights at the Palace Castle Hotel (Suite 4) luxurious interior with castle style. Of course, the price is not small, but it's worth it.
Expensive-rich :) It is necessary to visit. The museumification is done with great taste and expertise. The lost elements are recreated as close as possible to the original ones. Moreover, over the many centuries of the castle's history, everything has changed many times... I recommend it!
On the UNESCO list!!! 130 km from Minsk. The residence of the Radziwill princes since the 16th century. Excellent exposition in museums. It is better to take a guide.
There is a picturesque park on the territory of the complex, with many walking paths along the reservoir. A wide range of entertainment options. There is a children's playground (both free and paid entertainment). There are food points. If you want to get into the castle itself, then plan the time in advance, because the entrance is paid, the ticket office is open until 18-00, you can walk inside until 19-00 (there are no restrictions for hotel guests).
Restored in the 21st century, done carefully, beautifully. But compared to the St. Petersburg palaces, the Polish kings lived modestly. Or maybe Belarusians saved money on interiors during restoration. I didn't see the park-the weather didn't allow it.
I love it! For the first time in Belarus! I'm in love! Nesvizh Castle is beautiful! Many thanks to the museum staff! Cleanliness and order, good-natured staff from security to the caretaker! I'll come again!!!
On June 15th we had a trip to Nesvizh. The wonderful guide and the local attractions made an impression.
There are cozy cafes where you can eat delicious food.
And at the end of the evening we watched the opera "Iolanta"
We had a great time) 💥❣️😊
Beauty!!!!! Be sure to ride in the carriage, it's great against the background of the castle) there is a beach at the castle, you can sunbathe and swim. The hotel is open... the park area is beautiful)
We were on an excursion from Minsk to the castles of Mira and Nesvizh on 07/22/2023 from travelagency. As for this place, it is quite beautiful and interesting here. I'm one hundred percent sure that if it hadn't been for Elena (a cute girl with glasses, a dark square), who gave us a tour of the interior of the castle, we wouldn't have been so impressed. The whole group was delighted and on the way to the bus we discussed Elena's skill to interest, intrigue, and with such a soul to provide information. Both children, young people, and people of the older generation listened to Elena's story with such pleasure! Thank you very much! We would have listened forever) we took a lot fewer photos in this castle than in Mirsky. It was too hard to break away from Elena.
One thing I didn't like: during the tour, more and more people joined us, who walked by themselves and did not pay for the guide. Thus, the crowd became bigger, it was harder to listen. Of course, this is a claim already against the administration of this place.
The castle is beautiful. You can drive up to the castle from two sides, from the village if you go through the park there is a small parking lot near the gate, for 5 cars. But if you drive through the city, there are beautiful gates on the way and through the church, so there is a large parking lot. There are 40 cars.
And near the car park, two Neoplan buses can become the size.
The disappointment is complete. The restorers obviously overdid it. Everywhere you look, there is a complete lack of connection with the past. It is not visible at all that the castle is 500 years old. A pop novelty. If anyone has been to Garibaldi Castle near Tolyatti - so it looks older than Nesvizh Castle. There is a Mir Castle nearby. There, restorers also overdid it in some places, but at least they left fragments of ancient masonry, dilapidated walls, and there the connection of the times is felt. But Nesvizh is a kind of shame and disgrace. A spoonful of honey in a barrel of tar can be an extensive park area next to the castle, which is very pleasant to walk in. I advise you to rent a bike or an electric scooter
when visiting Belarus, tourists are required to visit, there are many groups with an excursion during the holidays. It's better to choose another time
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I definitely recommend it to everyone. A very beautiful historical place with picturesque landscapes. It is possible to book an excursion, or take an audio guide and see the castle yourself. In the castle building itself there is a shop where you can buy various souvenirs, tinctures and much more.
I recommend a very beautiful castle, the entrance price is 17 BEL.rub. It is better to devote a whole day to excursions in order to leisurely explore the sights of Nesvizh. There is a bike rental on site, this is for those who do not like to trample on their feet
A very beautiful and interesting place! The castle is simply gorgeous, it is definitely worth a trip to the castle itself. Parks are great for walking (especially adjacent to the castle itself), there is a beach and boat rental across the bridge.
We visited this place twice in a short vacation, so we liked this place! There are also many events held inside the castle on weekends. We got to the jazz festival and were impressed by the combination of architecture and acoustics!
Super! An atmospheric place! The castle is just huge, a lot of rooms for visits, I can't imagine how they used to live in such a huge "house". The restorers have done the impossible, you walk from room to room, and it's like you're transported back in time. There is a hotel and a restaurant, several parks for walking, bridges... In general, there are many places for cool photos. Many unforgettable experiences are provided!
Except for the castle itself, it is possible (and necessary, once you have arrived, you should see everything))) visit the church, the Slutsky Monastery, the town hall, the craftsman's house, the Benedictine monastery.
By the way, if desired, you can celebrate a wedding in the castle, take pictures in a historical costume, take part in a theatrical tour and even complete a quest.
A very beautiful place, a wonderful park. The castle is gorgeous, although there is little original preserved in the interior. Be sure to take an audio guide at the museum. There are a lot of interesting things to hear. A must-visit!
A large and beautiful park, lots of entertainment and food. For a tourist, the point is mandatory. The complex has a hotel and a restaurant. I would not have thought that I would spend the night in the castle one day)
The most interesting and beautiful place. Be sure to come for the whole day, walk around the park, take a guided tour, participate in entertainment on site. We were delighted
Beautiful, romantic, fabulous, majestic castle🏰Fascinates with its beauty and history.
Walking in the park is a pleasure.
Such a charm needs to be seen❤
Everything is great! I advise you, it's especially beautiful here in summer! But it's better to arrive early, because there are already a lot of tourists by noon.
An excellent castle, I have long wanted to visit it and get acquainted with the decoration of the rooms where the Radziwills lived :) It is very comfortable inside, not stuffy and not hot, everything is very clean. The only thing that upset the behavior of the employees who calculate the customers in the gift shop, I want them to be a little kinder and more friendly, because from the outside it seems that I "strained" them and distracted them from more important things than my purchases.
Everything is fine. It's beautiful and fresh. But! novodel
There are not many people, there is a separate room with weapons, everything is pretty. We didn't get on the tour because we need to sign up
It's a beautiful place. I liked the castle. I was there for the first time. Unfortunately, we couldn't see the whole park, but the overall impression is very good. The runner children were a little upset, they had orienteering competitions, there were too many of them on the way))) but these are small things.
A stunningly beautiful historical place!!!! My eyes were running away, my breath was taken away by majesty and beauty!!! I recommend you to visit!!!!! Preferably with an overnight stay, in order to taste the atmosphere of the evening-night Nesvizh.
Spacious, green, affordable and beautiful! We parked in the free parking lot (to the left of the church and the pond with swans) near the food court. An audio guide was taken at the castle. The view was slightly spoiled by construction fences and a crane at the entrance to the castle, but repairs are a sacred matter. It's great that the location of Nesvizh and Mir castles allows you to visit both places during the day. I recommend a mandatory visit.
A well-maintained, beautiful place where it is pleasant to take a leisurely stroll. It is especially good to walk around the castle moat: from any angle there are picturesque views of the castle. There are food outlets at the entrance, and there is a place to eat.
Impressive, very beautiful, but... There are no tourist groups, and the rooms are not large enough to accommodate a large number of people. Again, the history of the original history and the history of the Soviet period, when it was a sanatorium, were mixed up.
The exposition has changed pleasantly over the past 10 years. Now you can bypass everything completely inside. The ticket price - 21 br for an adult (650 rubles) justifies itself.
It is better to buy souvenirs inside the castle, and not in the shops in front of the entrance - there are stupid smoke breaks, they wind up a couple of rubles.
Majestic, big. For the first time in Belarus, we toured 3 castles. Upon arrival in Belarus, we decided to definitely visit the castles. We left early in the morning, we drove our car, first visited Mir Castle, it is closer from Minsk. Then we went to Nesvizh Castle. The road is beautiful. The locks are located away from the autobahn. The towns and villages are all well maintained. The roads are pleasing. We are delighted with all the castles. By the way, the entrance to the territory of the castles is free. Only visits inside the castles are paid. You can pay with a MIR card. We had VTB Bank and Raiffeisen Bank. I recommend you to visit.
It looks more like a palace, there is little of the castle, only moats. There are a lot of tourists, but it's worth stopping by and taking a look. Beautiful, the girls took pictures with leaves in the park))
One of the most beautiful palace complexes. You definitely need to visit it and it is best to take a guided tour inside. The family castle of the once powerful Radziwill family. Nikolai Radziwill the Black, who had accumulated extensive land holdings in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania by his death in 1565, divided his inheritance into three ordinances. The most significant of them, Nesvizh, passed to the eldest son, Nikolai Radziwill Sirotka, and he became the first Nesvizh resident. Further, the fate of the castle developed in different ways. But no matter what happened, the Radziwill family carefully restored their ancestral home again. Since the family was very rich, there were many valuables, and the decoration of the palace was magnificent.
Many things, alas, were taken out and still have not been returned. But something was returned, something was simply restored. Much has been restored according to the memoirs of Albrecht Radziwill's daughter, Princess Elzbieta Radziwill. Who has lived for more than a hundred years. The memory of the only daughter of the sixteenth ordinate turned out to be so good that when she came to Belarus over the age of 90, she amazed the people who took her to Nesvizh with living stories from that other life here.
After viewing the palace complex or before it, be sure to visit the Church of the Body of God (Farny Church) in Nesvizh, which was built by Nikolai Radziwill Sirotka. It is an old and beautiful temple. The Nesvizh Church of the Body of God is the first church in Eastern Europe built in the Baroque style, back in the late XVI century. It is very similar to an Italian temple. The architect of the temple, Giovanni Maria Bernardoni, was built in 1584-1593. And in the dungeon of the church there is the tomb of the Radziwills (crypt). In order to be able to hold family funerals in sarcophagi, mummifying the bodies, the founder of the tomb, Nikolai Radziwill Sirotka, went to the Pope himself for permission.
A magnificent castle! A very detailed and interesting audio guide! A beautiful park! A great place to travel and relax! A well-maintained beach in the park.
Excellent restoration. Everything is done conscientiously. There's not even anything to find fault with. That's just a shabby tent for occasional performances, as we were told, does not fit into the interior at all and, moreover, covers an excellent view of the central facade.
This is a palace - well, such a Belarusian version of the Catherine Palace. Dad made himself a delegation to drive. 400,000 tourists a year. However... and tapestries from Europe cost 60,000 euros per piece. Wow! The rest is a replica of a new model, swords, knives, helmets, armor. But it's beautifully done. Interesting. Nothing but Radziwills. About Russians, Russia, RI, only in passing, almost nothing. All about ON. Well, multi-vector. Of course. They say we ourselves have moustaches))) and we also have castles and palaces. Although there is a monument to the Great Patriotic War at the entrance. To the liberating warriors. In the summer, Maxim Rassokha and the orchestra also play jazz. Festival. Great! The sound is good, the prices are 45 rubles. There is a guest house right in the palace. Well, in general, whatever your heart desires. I definitely recommend it!!! And there is also a large lake and a beach! Tired of it, you can just sunbathe and swim. Suddenly. There is no such thing in Yekaterinisky.