Overview
Nesvizh (Niasviž) is a small city in Minsk Province, Belarus, best known for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Nesvizh Castle. The residential palace of the Radziwiłł family since the 16th century offers Baroque architecture and historical significance as one of the first such sites in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Architecture · Day Trips · History · Museums
Before you go
Accommodation
Palace Hotel in the castle offers double rooms from 164 rubles. Another hotel exists in the city center near the city hall.
Connectivity
Visitor information available at the castle website (niasvizh.by/en/).
Food
Restaurants in town and fast-service eateries along the main street. A restaurant is also located inside the Nesvizh Castle.
Money
Local currency is Belarusian ruble (BYN). Castle admission is 14 rubles for adults, 7 rubles for children/students (2018 prices).
Transport
Nesvizh has a bus station. The town is walkable. A direct bus to Mir (UNESCO site) departs at 14:26. Direct buses to Pinsk also available.
