<p>Guided tour of the former possessions of the most famous Belarusian Radziwill family, as well as the birthplace of the world-famous writer Adam Mickiewicz.</p><p>Along the way, we will see the estate where Mickiewicz was born, visit former palaces and manors, majestic churches and churches, get a session of ruins-therapy, and plunge into one of the most picturesque and mystical lakes in Belarus.</p>

This palace was owned by the most famous magnates of his time, the Radziwills.
Napoleon Orda left his drawing of a palace with a lake and a park, which allows you to imagine what everything looked like in the 19th century.

Dyatlovo. Radziwill Palace

Dyatlovo. Radziwill Palace.

An ancient wooden temple in the traditions of folk architecture in the form of a ship.
And next to it is a modern one, which was planned to be built more than 100 years ago, but the turbulent history of the 20th century constantly interfered with these plans...

Dyatlovo. Church of the Transfiguration of the Savior.

Outstanding personalities of that time, Lev Sapieha and Nikolai Radziwill, spared no expense on this majestic church.
And for good reason!
Now it is the pearl of the city of Dyatlovo.

Dyatlovo. The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Dyatlovo. Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

When visiting these places, you can't drive past this legendary lake!
At any time of the year, it is picturesque and beautiful in its own way.
In the warmer months, you can swim and organize a picnic: there is a well-maintained beach.
Poems have been written about this lake and there are legends associated with it.

Novogrudok district. Lake Svityaz.

Once there was a two-storey palace and a landscape park with gazebos and bridges over water channels.
A drawing made by the most talented artist and composer of his time, Napoleon Horde, who visited the estate in the 19th century, allows us to imagine the former greatness.
Now you can visit the estate for the purpose of ruins-therapy: looking at the ruins, you understand that everything does not last forever under the moon...

Bolshaya Svorotva. The remains of the Nezabytovskys' estate.

The unique triangular temple is the only one in Belarus!
No one knows why he's like this :).

Bolshaya Svorotva. Holy Trinity Church.

Adam Mickiewicz, the most famous Belarusian and Polish poet, was born here.
Here you can experience the atmosphere of an 18th-century noble manor and get acquainted with the life of that time.
It's also very picturesque here!

Zaosye. Adam Mickiewicz Estate Museum.

The palace opened its doors to many famous people of its time: Denis Fonvizin, Napoleon Orda, Vladislav Syrokomla and many others...
Knock on your door!

Polonechka. Radziwill Palace.

A neo-Gothic wooden church, in the walls of which the national hero of Chile and Belarus was baptized.
What do you think?

Polonechka. Yuryev Church.

Polonechka. Watermill ruins.

A landscape park with an island that can be accessed via a pedestrian bridge, a brovar, several farm buildings - that's all that remains of the once luxurious estate.
Ruins-therapy On.

Volno. Slizen Family Manor.

One of the most beautiful temples in the late Baroque or Rococo style in Belarus.

Volno. Trinity Church.

A very beautiful Neo-Gothic church with a well-maintained surrounding area will delight the eyes of any traveler.

Stolovichi. Church of the Heart of Jesus.

It was originally a church, and the only one in the entire Grand Duchy of Lithuania that belonged to the Order of Malta!
It was later converted into a church, but it has not lost its beauty and grandeur.

Stolovichi. Church of Alexander Nevsky.

One of the most beautiful temples in Belarus with Rococo elements.
The miraculous icon of the Belynitskaya Mother of God is located here. It is a must for all believers to visit!
And architecture lovers too).

Novaya Mysh. Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord.

Novaya Mysh. Transfiguration of the Lord catholic church.

Novaya Mysh. Catholic cemetery.

An old wooden church with friendly priests ).

Dyatlovo-lake Svityaz-Bolshaya Svorotva-Zaosye-Polonechka-Volno-Stolovichi-Novaya Mysh.

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