Places

Palace Bridge

The oldest and most respected bridge in the entire unusual collection of bridges in Nesvizh. It seems as if this bridge gracefully and imperceptibly connects our time, which is flying uncontrollably, and the past, where every detail and every event is frozen in anticipation of us, contemporaries, who, I hope, are eager to touch these details and events and enrich their knowledge of the historical past.

Palace Park: greenhouse

Not far from the palace, behind the Swan Pond, in the depths of the park, there is a modest one-story building of the conservatory "winter garden". This landmark was built under F. Paskevich in 1877. You should definitely look here and take a walk near a small fountain among subtropical plants. From the employees of the greenhouse, you can hear a more detailed history of the origin of this unique building.

Memorial sign of the "Lyakhovych Fortress"

The Pansky estate of I. Rudeevskaya

In the first half of the 19th century. on the day when the house was built, in which I. was located. Rudeevskaya is from the Yuditsky family of counts. Around 1835, a spacious manor house in classical style was built of brick and a landscape park was created, which still retains its former splendor.

Paper Factory

These places have been known since 1560 as the lands of Inc. In 1776, After the first partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Catherine II presented the Gra G139 Gra to Count Rumyantsev. In 1870, the Paskevichi built a large paper mill here, which has survived to this day. There is a hospital at 3 Chapaev Street (1871). And on Paskevich Street there is a pretty school building (1894), which now houses a museum.

Steam Mill

Steam Mill

Steam Mill

Several outbuildings made of light brick have been preserved from the former gentry estate in a tolerable condition. It is a huge four-storey steam mill building with an attic and a granary building. The railway station was built in 1904. Very close to the village is the deepest lake in Belarus, a long one with a depth of 54 m.

Park

There is a landscape park with an area of more than 20 hectares around the palace. The park was filled with view hills with gazebos and garden benches. Artificial ponds with islands decorated the park. There was a swimming pool on one of them. Delicate bridges were thrown across the channels to the islets.

Park

Park

Park

Park and ponds

Alba Park Complex

The buildings of the distillery, an alcohol storage facility and a wooden barn have been preserved from the Radziwills' country residence, which was founded back in the XVI century. In 1758, a huge landscape park with many canals and ponds was laid out in Alba. Even today, you can see the former grandeur and scale of the park.

Alba Park Complex

Porechye

The ancient gentry family of the " Syrokoml" coat of arms has been known in the lands of the Russian Empire since the middle of the XV century. In addition to the estates in Stary Shatsk and Gabrilevka, this family also owned a fairly large estate in Porechye. The landscape park, the wooden manor house, and the outbuildings have not been preserved to this day. You can only see the ruins of the ancestral chapel-tomb and one of the stone outbuildings. The chapel of treated stone was probably built in the 50s of the XIX century. The ruins require urgent conservation.

The North Gate

In 1827, a wooden Trinity church in the style of folk architecture was built here. There is a wooden cross with the inscription ”NIKA" behind the temple. Two gates from the Puslovsky estate, which existed here since the 18th century, have been preserved in excellent condition: the Northern and Western gates. The Northern Gate is one of the five most beautiful similar structures in Belarus. When the old manor house disappeared in the fire, a stable was adapted for the new house, which we can still see today.

Tomb of the Skirmunt family

The estate has been known since the 15th century. as possessions of the noble family of wars. In 1792, the estate was sold to the noble family of Skirmunt. The only building that has survived from the once rich estate is the family tomb, built in the classical style of brick in 1905. At the end of the 18th century, a Uniate wooden church was erected. In 1865, it was rebuilt in the style of folk architecture. The church houses a bell cast in 1583 in the city of Kovno.

The funeral of the rebels of 1863-1864.

Not far from Bogatyrevichi, this village stretches along the banks of the Neman River. The hospitable residents will definitely show you the main attraction, the burial site of the 1863-1864 rebels. The perfectly manicured mournful place is surrounded by flowers, flags of different countries and lighted lamps.

Roman Skirmunt's Funeral

The beginning of the Neman

Somewhere near this dying village, our "father G172" begins. Our famous river, our legend, is one of the main waterways of Belarus. At the edge of a shallow man-made ditch, there is a boulder with a text that says that somewhere very close the river G G172 originates, the source with the name Nemanets.

Post and telegraph office

Postal station

Postal station

Foino has been known as a village since 1604. near the M8 highway there is a brick post office in the classical style, built according to one of the standard projects in 1842. The canopy over the entrance doors of the station is supported by original cast iron supports. The walls of the building are richly decorated with Rustication. A part of the station fence has been preserved.

Postal station

Postal station

Postal station

Today it is a relatively small village. It originated at the turn of the 17th century. Until the beginning of the 19th century. The village had more than 300 inhabitants. She was famous for her masters of wheeled, cooperage, and carpentry crafts. In 1844, a postal station was built here, which has been preserved to this day.

Peter and Paul Church

In 1745, a wooden church in the style of folk architecture was built at the expense of Karl Radziwill. It is not yet known which denomination he originally belonged to. Perhaps, after 1864, the temple was significantly rebuilt, and a bell tower made of rubble stone was erected next to it. Today the temple is known as Peter and Paul Church. The temple was restored in 1993.

Peter and Paul Church

In 1788, a wooden Peter and Paul Church in the style of folk architecture was built in the former Wendorf estate. In 1963, the church was restored. Before 1990 it was in a neglected state. A Catholic chapel (1809) and a dovecote (1811) have been preserved from the buildings of the local estate. Now the buildings are abandoned.

Peter and Paul Church