Mir, Krasnoarmeyskaya St., 2
Monday Sunday from 10:00 to 17:20
+375 (1596) 36-2-70
Version for visually impaired
Monday - Sunday from 10:00 to 17:20
+375 (1596) 36-2-70
Version for visually impaired
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At the request of museum visitors, visualization lectures will be held every Wednesday and Saturday from September 2024.
Thematic excursion for primary school children and family groups "Time Travel" (Northern Building of Mir Castle).
On May 10, 2025, the Mir Castle Complex Museum will host a concert "Victorial мay" dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory by the Baranovichi Orchestra.
The Mir Castle Complex Museum offers to go on an exclusive tour.
Friends, the column "Strangers from the Museum" is running on Mir Castle social media pages, which you will definitely like!
The Mir Castle Complex Museum invites everyone to solve the "secret of two chests" on the quest of the same name.
On May 4, 2025, on the Orthodox feast of the Myrrh-bearing wives, a temporary exhibition of the unique icon "St. Mary Magdalene" began its work in the tomb church of the Princes of Svyatopolk-Mirsky at the Mir Castle Complex Museum.
The exhibition "Neurobelarus" operates in the Elephant Hall of the Mir Castle.
On April 2, the Day of Unity of the Peoples of Russia and Belarus is celebrated – a holiday symbolizing the centuries-old friendship, common history and close cooperation between the two countries.
On October 23, 2024, a joint exhibition project of the Grodno State Historical and Archaeological Museum and the Mir Castle Complex Museum began its work in the exhibition hall of the Northern Building of Mir Castle.
Photo and documentary exhibition "With no statute of limitations" was held in the Information Hall of the museum in 2022. The exhibition was dedicated to the victims of the genocide of the Belarusian people during the Great Patriotic War.
The exhibition "Weapons of honor and courage" was held in the 1st compartment of the Northern building of Mir Castle in 2020–2021. It based on samples of cold steel ceremonial arms from the private collection of Anatoly Georgievich Grishuk and objects from the collections of the Mir Castle Complex Museum.
The Mir Castle complex is a unique monument of the national culture of Belarus, included in the UNESCO List of World Cultural and Natural Heritage in 2000
On the territory of the complex are the Mir Castle of the 16th–20th centuries, the church-tomb of the princes Svyatopolk -Mirsky, watchman’s house, ruins of the palace of the last owners, outbuilding, roadside chapel, English landscape park with a pond, remains of an Italian garden, earthen ramparts with bastions
In 2010, the restoration of the Mir Castle was completed
The work was carried out at the expense of the republican budget
The Mir Castle Complex is a unique monument of the national culture of Belarus, included in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List in 2000.
At the first stage of construction, five towers were erected, connected by walls, the thickness of which at the base reached three meters. All towers were planned as independent defense units.
The museum has 39 exhibition and exhibition halls. Along with sightseeing and thematic excursions, there are also theatrical excursions, and the “Wedding at Mir Castle” ceremony will make the happy day of your life unforgettable.
Mir Castle is a facility with a developed infrastructure: two conference rooms for holding high-level events , a hotel with 16 rooms, a restaurant with ancient cuisine, a souvenir shop with products of Belarusian craftsmen.
The doors of the Mir Castle are always open for those who are looking for vivid impressions from communicating with the living history of Belarus!
Admission to the complex, including the courtyard and parks, is free. Entrance to the museum is paid. The price list is available on the website in the “Visitors” section.
You can get acquainted with the exhibition using an audio guide. Languages: Russian, Belarusian, English, German, Polish, Chinese (audio guide is issued upon presentation of identification documents).
Attention!
The Museum recommends paying attention to the difficulties that may arise when moving from tier to tier due to the height of the authentic steps when visiting the exhibitions of the defensive towers of Mir Castle.
