Promoting the preservation of endangered building and natural monuments, tourism and rural development.

Our main offer are cultural events and exhibitions that enliven the historic castle. We focus on the preservation and revitalization of the monument. We believe that with determination and passion we can preserve its unique legacy for future generations.

Rescue and restoration of the church of St. Martin in Vidhostice.

We carry out archaeological conservation, we cooperate with the builder. Our strength is our flexible approach to meeting construction schedule deadlines.

We are a registered association whose main aim is to secure and make the exterior of Toužim Castle accessible to the general public. We organize volunteer brigades and cultural events in the castle grounds, such as concerts, screenings, theatre performances and others.

The aim of the association is to save the Lipová Castle.

Support in raising the funds needed to save the castle.

Arranging the rescue and restoration of St Martin's Church. We also focus on contact with children and youth organizations at home and abroad, and the voluntary involvement of these organizations in the program of restoration of cultural heritage through mutual meetings and cooperation.

We are interested in the repair and maintenance of monuments. We provide documentation of small monuments that receive minimal attention. We organise cultural events.

Restoration and rescue of the Chotěšov Monastery. Efforts to make visible, promote and preserve the cultural heritage of the nation. Organizing the fundraising event Evening for Chotěšov Monastery.

The Foundation supports the repair and reconstruction of religious monuments in the Pilsen Diocese, i.e. in the whole of Western Bohemia. Gradually, funds are raised from various sources for simple preservation and also for the restoration of churches that are already being repaired.

The Brummel House is part of the Adolf Loos Pilsen sightseeing routes. It is one of the interiors designed in Pilsen by the famous architect Adolf Loos. The interiors of the apartment have been preserved almost complete, including a unique and rare set of original Loos-designed free-standing furniture.

Foundation for the preservation of Jewish monuments.

The Vogl apartment is one of a set of interiors designed in Pilsen by the famous architect Adolf Loos. It is a part of the tour route No. 1 together with the Kraus apartment in Bendova 10.