Garadzeiski Falvarak Hotel is situated in the village of Gorodeya, near which in 1603 prince Albreht Radzivil built the estate of the same name. Since then, for more than 400 years by now, this country has been attracting travelers, tourists and businessmen.

The Mir Castle of XVI c.

The country saw many epoch-making events. Golden age and decline of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (XIII-XVI centuries). The evidence of this is historic monuments in the cities of Mir and Nesvizh between which the village of Gorodeya is situated. Formation and breakdown of the Rzec Pospolita (1569 – 1795), confederation of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Kingdom of Poland. The witness of this is a heritage of Radzivil prince’s family. Annexation of this country first in 1795 to the Russian Empire, then in 1921 to the Poland, and finally in 1939 restitution to the Belarus.

Nesvizh. Roman-Catholic church of XVI c. Family burial-vault of princes Radzivil.

Different historical epochs had an effect on culture, traditions and way of life of local Belarusians, but had no influence on their diligence and hospitality.