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The Nesvizh Town Hall is an architectural monument of the XVI—XVIII centuries and the oldest surviving city government building in Belarus. It is located in the city center on the Market Square (now the Town Hall Square) and, together with the adjacent shopping malls, is part of the Nesvizh National Historical and Cultural Museum—Reserve. Today, the town hall is part of the museum complex. On the second floor there is an exhibition telling about the history of the city government and the trade and craft life of Nesvizh. There are also museum spaces on the ground floor. I highly recommend taking a guided tour. We just went to the museum and signed up for a great tour for three people, which was conducted by an excellent guide. We were alone, without a crowd. Everything was heard, understood, and seen. I advise and recommend it!)

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Андрей

Level 30 Local Expert

Tourist's review. After the castle, a stroll through the alleys and around the square is worth a look. The entrance fee is not expensive, the exposition is not large, everything is on the second floor, there are many historical artifacts, there are interesting exhibits, an authentic interior, it is worth a look. Where it says that you can get into the tower, in fact there are no exits or ascents to the tower, only a circular exposition on one floor.

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Игорь Хазанов

Level 11 Local Expert

We are very grateful to the museum of the Nesvizh Town Hall for the excellent exposition. We went on an excursion with my wife, which was conducted by a wonderful, enthusiastic young specialist Yuri Tsvirka! We are very grateful to him for an interesting story about the history of the town hall and the city of Nesvizh! Special thanks to the administration of the city and the Republic of Belarus for such a careful and loving attitude to historical and cultural monuments! This museum is undeservedly overlooked, but it's worth a visit. Take the tour, you won't regret it, we highly recommend it!

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Сурков Сергей Владимирович

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a great place. The museum in the Town Hall is generally not large, but interesting. There are plenty of places to walk and eat on the square around Cordiality, 10 minutes to Nevizh Palace and 5 minutes to Slutskaya Barma and the former Bernadite Monastery

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Анна Хальзова, VK: @khalzova.anna

Level 22 Local Expert

the city hall of 1596. It appeared after Nesvizh received Magdeburg law, that is, the right to self—government. There is a museum in the town hall now.: there you can see a model of the old Nesvizh and immerse yourself in the life of the townspeople of the past centuries.

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Ihar Beliauski

Level 22 Local Expert

The Town Hall in Nesvizh is a beautiful historical building located right on the main square. It is very picturesque, with elegant architecture — it immediately attracts attention. There is a museum inside, which will be interesting for those who want to get to know the history of the city better. It is especially pleasant that the clock on the tower strikes every 15 minutes, creating a special atmosphere on the Town Hall Square. It seems like a small thing, but it makes the space lively and cozy.

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Олег и Вера

Level 25 Local Expert

I recommend a visit. An interesting object with a rich history in the city center. A small but interesting exhibition about the history of Nesvizh and the town hall. I would like to draw your attention to several interesting old exhibits. Shoe removal device in the form of a bug (you'd never guess what it is). An iron with a chimney. And finally, the Statute of the Principality of Lithuania. It is written in the Old Slavonic language. I am surprised that there is a state of its own, but there is no language of its own. And so it happens.

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Иван К.

Level 3 Local Expert

We were in the company of 6 people, during the New Year holidays, on January 4, at the castle, and then at the Town Hall. Larisa, the head of the department, conducted an excellent tour of the town Hall. It is very interesting and informative, not only about the town hall itself, but also about the history of the city, the inhabitants of these places, very interesting exhibits, interiors. We were very satisfied. It is surprisingly pleasant from many points of view - aesthetic pleasure, atmosphere, organization and attention. I recommend you to visit!

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Марина

Level 30 Local Expert

First, we admired the town hall from the panoramic window of the cafe "Nesvizh", then - on the main square of Nesvizh, in the center of which it stands. The square was sparsely populated in the early hours of Sunday evening, so they could easily walk around and see the town hall from all sides. A beautiful two-story building with a tower and a clock (we heard the clock strike more than once later). Only a few town hall buildings have been preserved in Belarus, and the oldest of them is in Nesvizh. The town Hall was built at the end of the 16th century after Nesvizh received Magdeburg rights, which granted the city self-government and its own coat of arms. The local "managers" needed a meeting building, so they built it. It also housed the court and treasury. Throughout its history, the town hall has suffered from fires more than once, and it has been rebuilt and restored, most recently in 2004. The Town Hall retains its historical original appearance. Impressive. It is not for nothing that it is part of the museum-reserve "Nesvizh", and on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The town hall has a museum on the history of the city on the second floor (a ticket costs 7 rubles), but when we arrived, the ticket office was already closed (it is open until 18.30, and the museum until 19.00). The Town Hall is surrounded on three sides by shopping malls (handlevy rady). They have souvenir shops and shops. We wanted to go to the bookstore, but it was closed. There is a restaurant on the ground floor of the town Hall.

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Ирина Вырвич

Level 4 Local Expert

We were with our family on an excursion to the Town Hall on 06/21/25. We were surprised and pleased that the exhibition features many old original exhibits. We booked an excursion in advance (the prices on the website are relevant and very affordable), with a story it is definitely more informative and interesting than just walking through the halls. Special thanks to the guide Yuri. I would like to mention the remarkable mastery of the question, the friendly presentation of information and humor. Among the wishes of the museum, it can be noted that we would like to arrange access to the observation deck of the Town Hall in order to see the city from a bird's-eye view.

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Татьяна

Level 30 Local Expert

Nesvizh Town Hall is an architectural monument of the XVI–XVIII centuries. It is the oldest among the structures of this type preserved on the territory of Belarus. Its construction began shortly after Nesvizh received Magdeburg rights. The exterior of the building has changed several times. In 1919-1939, the village was home to the village council, the police and the city administration. After the Great Patriotic War, the town hall was converted into a regional House of Culture, later the House of Pioneers and the library operated here. From 1997 to 2004, the architectural monument was restored. As a result, the facade regained its original appearance, and the upper tiers of the clock tower were restored. There is an exhibition dedicated to the history of city government in the interiors of the second floor, and a family cafe "Batleika" on the ground floor.

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Екатерина Лопаткина

Level 9 Local Expert

An interesting place. Good guides. The exhibition is made with love. The entrance ticket costs 6 rubles. Guide support - 10. If you work for a company, it is very profitable.

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Денис Мышковский

Level 6 Local Expert

I would say it's the starting point for starting a sightseeing tour of the entire complex. You can visit the museum in the town hall itself, take some photos. The exposition itself is small but interesting, with only 6 halls. The entire inspection will take 1.5 hours.

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Жанна Маковская

Level 2 Local Expert

We were on an excursion to the Town Hall Museum. I really liked the guide Natalia. She guided us through the halls of the museum in a very interesting, informative, and competent manner. I was surprised by the rather rich numismatic exposition. Thank you very much.

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👉 Куда занесло 👉Дзен

Level 30 Local Expert

The Nesvizh Town Hall is the oldest preserved in Belarus. It is located in the city center on Sovetskaya Street. The main decoration is a clock tower that strikes every 15 minutes. An atmospheric place, a must-visit.

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Ксения Т.

Level 9 Local Expert

An interesting place, I recommend you to visit. It was in the summer of 2025, the entrance cost 5 rubles. Inside the museum, you can buy souvenirs. If you're lucky, they'll give you a short tour, or you can book one. Also in the Town Hall building on the left there is a good budget cafe with pastries, tea, coffee, etc.

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Дмитрий Бабаев

Level 24 Local Expert

A great place, an interesting exposition, and the globe and coins are amazing. It's interesting to hear about the tour

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Алексей Лопатин

Level 30 Local Expert

The magnificent Nesvizh Town Hall is an architectural monument of the XVI-XVIII centuries, the oldest preserved town hall in Belarus. It has been restored and adequately restored, and today it faithfully serves the citizens, as it always has throughout its history.

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Владимир

Level 10 Local Expert

The exposition is small, and self-examination will not take much time. The staff is friendly. Cleanly, culturally.

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В. Б.

Level 6 Local Expert

When visiting Nesvizh, you should definitely look into the town hall, not just walk around, but go inside, where there is a very interesting exposition.

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Елена Агеева

Level 9 Local Expert

There is a museum in the town hall. The exposition is not large, but it is very informative. Together with the castle, it is mandatory to visit when traveling to these places.

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Andřej Bakanauskas

Level 30 Local Expert

Nesvizh Town Hall. Nesvizh received Magdeburg rights on April 23, 1586, and until about 1596, a stone town hall was built on the market. At that time, there were trading benches, a city weighing room, a guard room, an armory for citizens, and a room for storing fire tools. The second floor was reserved for the magistrate's offices. It housed the Rada hall, the courtroom, the archive, the treasury, the offices of Voight and Burmistrov, as well as the city archive. During the Great Northern War, the building was damaged by fire. In 1752, the town hall was rebuilt in the Vilna Baroque style. After the second partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, meetings of the City Duma were held in the building. In 1804, Prince Dominik Radziwill imposed a tax on the maintenance of the town hall. In 1834-35, the issue of its repair was raised, but the matter was not completed. In 1836, the building suffered from a severe fire. After the fire, the upper tiers were not restored. In the second half of the nineteenth century, Duma meetings continued to take place on the second floor, there were shops and a barn downstairs, and part of the premises was empty. In 1870, the roof and the rooms on the second floor were renovated. Another renovation took place in 1896-1901, when the vaults were repaired, the walls were reinforced, the facade was plastered and the window frames were replaced. In the 1990s, the town hall was reconstructed in an authentic form according to the plans of the XVI century. The building now houses a museum exhibit.

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Ezhulik

Level 30 Local Expert

Of course, the Town Hall in Nesvizh is not only a historical, but also a cultural heritage. On a large square, she immediately catches the eye with her grace and beauty.

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Руслан

Level 30 Local Expert

The beautiful City Hall stands in the center. Nesvizh Town Hall is one of the oldest in the territory of Belarus. It was built after 1586. It's a very beautiful building, and there's a museum.

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Лоран

Level 6 Local Expert

The guide's fascinating story took us from the 21st century to the 16th century! Such a magnificent display of coins, watches, and silver household items! Be sure to visit!

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Alena Kazelskaya

Level 8 Local Expert

They won't let you go to the top, so you can't enjoy the view of the city. An ordinary museum, a pleasant cafe on the premises. If you don't have time to visit while in Nesvizh, you won't lose much.

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Владимир Л.

Level 26 Local Expert

The center of the small tourist town of Nesvizh. Beautiful high town hall. Everything is clean and tidy. It's very quiet here in the evening. The tourists left by bus. My head is resting after the bustling cities.

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serhey serheich

Level 12 Local Expert

An interesting authentic place. A small but intense exposure. I recommend taking a local guide (it is relatively inexpensive), otherwise you will go through all the halls too quickly.

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Michail Presnov

Level 3 Local Expert

I liked the globe, the clock, the women employees of the museum are responsive and charming, the wonderful complex of the town hall and shopping malls.

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Ольга Жуковская

Level 10 Local Expert

A fascinating place. Very interesting expositions and exhibits. You can see old banknotes, watches, both wall and wrist, of different years of manufacture.

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Александр Смородин

Level 19 Local Expert

The town hall is very beautiful, Ask for the opportunity to visit the crypt in the basement. Impressive.

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Оля

Level 12 Local Expert

It was informative, interesting, the staff was good, they asked us what else to see, showed and told the rhinestones everything, kind, helpful people.Thanks

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Наталия

Level 15 Local Expert

Nesvizh is a cute Belarusian town with a rich history. It is famous for its castle complex, which everyone visits . But besides the castle and the park, there are several other ancient attractions around; for example, the town hall. The City Hall is an architectural monument of the 16th century ; the oldest preserved structure of this type in Belarus; a beautiful building with a clock that reminds you of itself every 15 minutes. Nesvizh owes its beauty to the Radziwill family . For example, Nikolai Christopher Radziwill Sirotka, one of the most active of his kind, achieved the Magdeburg law for Nesvizh, after which the construction of the town hall and shopping malls adjacent to it began. There is a museum in the building …

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oak branch

Level 7 Local Expert

Very beautiful. It's a great place in the city. It is located in a very pleasant place. It's crowded everywhere.

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Алексей Широхов

Level 18 Local Expert

In 1596, Nesvizh received the Magdeburg law, the privilege of self-government: the townspeople themselves administered the court, elected the magistrate, and managed trade. That's when the town hall rose on the Market Square - austere, Renaissance, with a watchtower looking into the distance, like a guardian of freedom. The magistrate was sitting within its walls, and the square was bustling around: merchants shouted prices, scales rattled, and the aroma of bread and spices wafted. Deals were made here, disputes were resolved, and city news was born. Having survived centuries and wars, the Nesvizh Town Hall still towers over the square, preserving the breath of that era.

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Никита

Level 25 Local Expert

The town Hall is located right in the center of the city, the oldest town hall in the territory of the Republic of Belarus, was built by Radziwill Sirotka in 1596 according to the design of the famous architect of that time Jan Maria Bernardoni, the building was rebuilt many times, there is a small but interesting exposition inside, there are guides, I definitely recommend you to visit

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Вероника Бурлак

Level 12 Local Expert

It was the first town hall I visited. The entrance costs only around 3-4 rubles, but there is something to see: exhibits, decoration, grandiose chandeliers.

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Татьяна К.

Level 22 Local Expert

Ancient finds of our ancestors. There is something to see!!! The interest was aroused.

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Дмитрий П.

Level 22 Local Expert

There aren't many expositions, but it's worth a visit!

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Елена

Level 18 Local Expert

It's not bad for the overall development, we took an excursion, 45-50 minutes for a circle and that's enough, there is an exposition with a historical theme inside, but if you are too lazy to go or do not have time in time, you can do it)))

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Дарья Радченко

Level 7 Local Expert

A very beautiful place, I recommend you to visit, everything is organized for tourists, a wonderful park for a walk or you can rent a scooter, a catamaran, there is a place to have a snack

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Елена

Level 11 Local Expert

The exposition is so-so, the staff simply guards the exhibits, does not give answers to questions on the topic.From the positive book in the souvenir shop there is an interesting selection on the history of Belarus and reasonable prices. I heartily recommend visiting Slutsk Brama instead of the Town Hall, which is 300 meters from the Town Hall.There, with fewer exhibits, you will get an interesting story about the history of Nesvizh from the mouth of the CASHIER and the receptionist girl! Here's respect for their interest in tourists!

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дима меш

Level 15 Local Expert

The city housing department is right in the center of Nesvizh, opposite the city executive committee. It's a couple of minutes away from the castle, if you're not in a hurry, be sure to stop by after the castle.

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Walman

Level 16 Local Expert

I was at the Town Hall Museum - of course it's not worth the money. It's better to just examine her externally.

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Дарья Дарья

Level 8 Local Expert

An hour-long lunch at the cashier is a big minus in the museum's work. In such a visited place, employees should be interchangeable. Moreover, lunch at the cashier is floating. They mainly target large tourist groups.

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К.и.А.

Level 11 Local Expert

There is a very nice museum in the Town Hall. Many people immediately go to the castle, but in vain. One counterfeiter's torture mask requires to be looked at)

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Алексей Ш

Level 6 Local Expert

12:00 p.m. the clock strikes, similar to the Kremlin chimes. A quiet, cozy place; sparsely populated despite the fact that it is the main square of the city. The town hall building itself is beautiful, quite European.

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Павел

Level 21 Local Expert

An amazingly beautiful place! Take a walk not only around the castle, but also find time to explore the surroundings! A wonderful town hall and small restaurants in the area!

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За правду

Level 18 Local Expert

Another attraction of Nesvizh is a must-visit after the Palace and Park complex. The whole history of the city, beautifully decorated, old shopping malls on the side and there is a wonderful coffee shop right in the building of the town hall.

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Валерий Тюрин

Level 6 Local Expert

I was there for the first time and was pleasantly surprised by both the town hall and the church, there is something to see and listen to..

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