Southwestern Bastion of Nesvizh Castle

The southwestern bastion of Nesvizh Castle, built at the end of the 16th century according to the rules of the Neo-Italian fortification system, reaches a height of 23 meters. Inside it is a two-tier casemate tower for storing ammunition and placing cannons, while underground passages served for moving people and weapons. From July 2026, it will be possible to enter through an underground passage, walk along the bastion, and exit to the upper gallery, where a rectangular trunk shaft for ventilation and covert ammunition supply is located. This point is often the final one in excursion routes, although the bastion itself was blown up by Swedish troops in April 1706.