Belarus - The palatial Nesvizh Castle.

The Radziwiłł family castle complex in Nesvizh is a classic example of the evolution of Central European architecture in the 16th and 17th centuries. Its iconic building, the Corpus Christi Church with its cross-embedded dome, is a shining pearl of this period. The Radziwiłł family carefully built and guarded this complex of buildings from the 16th century until 1939. This dynasty is not only the guardian of the territory, but also the cradle of culture and wisdom in the long history of Europe, nurturing many outstanding figures who have left a deep mark in the fields of science and art, crafts and architecture. It is the unremitting pursuit and outstanding contribution of these pioneers that has made Nesvizh a shining beacon in the development of these fields, illuminating the brilliant chapters of the times.