Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle

Castle · Nyas'vizh

Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle

Castle · Nyas'vizh
улица Замковая 2, Нясвiж 222603, Belarus

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Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
Nesvizh Radziwiłł Castle by null
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Nestled by serene lakes, this late 1500s stone palace boasts Baroque charm and stunning grounds, perfect for an enchanting day trip from Minsk.  

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улица Замковая 2, Нясвiж 222603, Belarus Get directions

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улица Замковая 2, Нясвiж 222603, Belarus Get directions

+375 1770 20 602
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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Mar 13, 2025

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Nikita Savchenko

Google
Very clean and beautiful place! The castle itself is pretty compact, but the territory and nature around is wonderful. Pick at least 3-4 hours for this visit.

Daiva Garneliene

Google
Extremely great and beautiful castle ! I have never seen anything like this before! Every step makes you wonder! Every room is more beautiful than previous. It is not like ordinary museum, it is like castle still inhabited by people. You can see furniture, dresses, paintings , curtains, bedrooms, even tables are set up for the dinner. You must visit it!

Anderson England

Google
Very professional restoration and beautiful grounds. I entered from the parking for hotel visitors. The ticket office was closed in the castle entrance and the guard did not understand my question as to where to go. There are poor markings for this information. A young man across the street at a period photo souvenir stand was helpful. I had to go to the other parking lot. When I finally got my ticket and entered, there was no instruction of where to go for the castle tour entrance. To be the number one tourist castle in Belarus the management here needs to improve the experience. Otherwise, I really enjoyed the grounds and the history. The miniature opera house was amazing.

Michael Bossetta

Google
Pretty cool castle - the park around it is a nice place to walk, and the castle itself is quite cool. The museum exhibit starts off with some really fantastic rooms, but gets a bit lamer as you move through it (i.e the chapel was less impressive, and many of the art pieces can be seen in the national museum in Minsk - the ones here are copies). Worth the trip out to visit, if you are spending a few days in Minsk and want to get outside the city!

Vitali

Google
A nice place to visit if you’re in Belarus 🇧🇾 The whole castle was restored so you can see it’s beauty ! You can have guided visits,prices are not high ! Some staff are disguised when you get in. A unique place that will give you nice memories !

Vytautas Ganiprauskas

Google
Amazing experience. Every single detail has been restored and it feels like it's a king's home and not the museum. We had visited it in winter, but it was really worm and cozy inside. Performance of local singers in historical clothes was unexpected but great!

Yaroslav Kazakov

Google
The best place in Belarus to visit. Rich halls inside, 4 wide gardens and handmade lake outside. This is one of those places, where you can see wealth and heritage of belarusian culture.

Simon Proudman

Google
An ancient castle/palace well worth a day trip from Minsk. Can be combined with the more traditional castle of Mir. Lovingly restored and with a museum that resembles a visit to a British National Trust property , except that it seems never ending, helps give you a good idea what life was like for the rich nobles who lived here when it was owned by Lithuania, Poland, Belarus and also Nazi Germany and the Red Army for a while ( see the War memorial on the southern side, with an eternal flame, as you walk around the moat). Watch out for the incredibly detailed play theatre, with curtains, stage sets and loads more. What a toy. Beats the Lego Castle I had as a kid. Dress up as a 17th century lord or lady for that extra bit of fun, or if you have been over embibing on the local beer or incredibly cheap vodka.