This was the first time to visit the complex for myself. It was incredible. Full of local history - I was very impressed by the helpfulness of the staff, who were eager to help a non-native language speaker. The selection of displays and artifacts were obviously curated by people with a keen sense of the local history. Very highly recommended!

Ro Duncan

Level 4 Local Expert

Beautiful....lots to see...wonderful restaurant

Анна Васильева

Level 13 Local Expert

We visited the castle in winter with a family with children. There were few visitors on a weekday, they easily parked on the site next to the entrance to the territory. We spent about 40 minutes climbing inside the castle walls and towers. There are small expositions with historical exhibits in some rooms of the towers, but it was also interesting to explore the galleries and stairs, a considerable part of the wall is open to the public, and there are even places where you can lose each other. It's hard to imagine how this happens when there are a lot of visitors, because the stairs in the towers are very narrow and steep. Then we examined the expositions inside the castle - there are quite a lot of rooms, all with various recreated interiors, some cannot be entered, it is proposed to inspect them from behind the fence. Keep in mind that the rooms are located on different floors, and during the visit you will find numerous ascents and descents of stairs. It seemed to me that not too much information about the castle and the life of its owners is posted inside, but it can be very useful for independent travelers. I liked the New Year's decoration in the halls, the Christmas trees, decorated in different styles, greatly diversified some of the empty interiors. In general, the castle is worth a visit. It differs significantly from Nesvizh in both architecture and content (no better or worse, just different). It's better with a guided tour.

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