Audio guides now in Nesvizh Castle

      The Nesvizh palace and park complex now employs audio guides, we learned from Natalia Zherko, Deputy Director of the public institution National Historical and Cultural Reserve Museum Nesvizh. She took part in an offsite meeting of the Tourism Department of the Belarusian Sports and Tourism Ministry.The audio guides are used at the first startup complex that comprises the construction history hall, the family photo album, the archive, and the library. The audio guides are available in Russian and Belarusian and are 30 minutes long.    For now the Nesvizh Castle uses 35 audio guides. The number is insufficient to service all the visitors. In the future a new batch of devices will be bought. There are plans to also use audio guides in the second complex by the end of the year. The complex comprises the large fireplace hall, the small dining hall, the ballet hall, the golden hall, the theater hall, and other premises. There are also plans to make audio guides available in Polish and English.