Underground Passages and Bastions Opened for Tourists in Nesvizh Castle
Nesvizh Castle has introduced two new excursion routes, allowing visitors to access previously inaccessible parts of the ancient Radziwill residence, writes Times.by.

Annually, Nesvizh Castle is visited by over half a million tourists. The opening of new routes is expected to help distribute the large flow of visitors across different parts of the complex and simultaneously reduce the strain on the historical buildings.
One of the routes passes through a 16th-century underground passage, where ancient defensive structures have been preserved. The second offers the opportunity to walk along the open part of the castle bastions. From there, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the castle parks and ponds.
The duration of each route is approximately 20-30 minutes. Currently, the tours are conducted without a guide and operate in a test mode. The museum administration is also collecting visitor feedback to evaluate the new routes.
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