The monument to Simon Budny is located in a quiet and cozy place, surrounded by a beautiful park and a square where you can sit and relax. This peaceful place is ideal for a short break while walking around Nesvizh. The monument itself is dedicated to Simon Budny, an important figure in the history and culture of Belarus. Even if you are not particularly familiar with his personality, the place around the monument is worth paying attention to. Quiet, green and well maintained — a good place to take a breath and just enjoy the atmosphere.

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Наталья Максим

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Monument to Simon Budny is a monument dedicated to the outstanding figure of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania of the Renaissance in the city of Nesvizh. It was installed in 1982, in a public garden, not far from the Church of the Holy Body. In one hand, he holds a book with the sun emblem, a symbol of knowledge and enlightenment. Simon Budny is a prominent humanist, publicist, philosopher, educator, and active participant in the reformation movement. Budny's publishing activities are connected with Nesvizh: here, in the early 1560s, together with Matvey Kavechinsky and Lavrenty Kryshkovsky, he founded a printing house, where in 1562 he published the first book in Belarus, The Catechism. It was interesting to find out who the majestic monument was dedicated to. The territory is well-maintained and well-groomed, there are recreation areas, beauty and cleanliness all around.

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Алексей Лопатин

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An important monument of Nesvizh is Simon Budny, who is called the most outstanding Hebraist of the XVI century. He was a philosopher, an educator, a proponent of the literal translation of the Holy Scriptures, and also founded a printing house in Nesvizh. An iconic figure in the history and culture of Belarus.

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