Gothic Kašperk, founded in 1356 by Charles IV, is the highest royal castle in Bohemia. It offers guided tours (entry with dogs allowed) and a freely accessible courtyard with seating and refreshments. The castle is alive with culture, especially theatre and events.

The picturesque chateau offers a gallery of works by Václav Suchopárek and a small exhibition on the theme: The Middle Ages through the eyes of AI. The castle also offers a playground, refreshments and stylish accommodation in four rooms. Opening hours can be found on our website.

The Baroque chateau was built in 1721 and forms a valuable whole with the Gothic church and the Classicist rectory. Visit the castle tours with an exhibition on the history of the estate and the unique black kitchen, the agricultural museum and the castle park with a bowling alley and valuable trees. There are wooden giant games and refreshments in the grounds.

Operation of the castle with tours. It offers three exhibition circuits. Historical circuit, children's circuit, Jaroslav Foglar Museum and a view from the castle tower.

We operate a castle. We provide guided tours through the chateau interiors and thematic exhibitions dedicated to Karel Čapek's stay at the local chateau in 1917. The renovated halls are equipped with stylistic, mostly baroque furnishings. There is also a hall with a ceiling painting by Petr Brandl.

A Baroque gem by the architect Santini that has graced the city's skyline for 300 years. We offer rental of historical premises for corporate events. We organize wedding ceremonies in the halls and in the garden.

Gothic castle hidden in the picturesque valley of Bohemian Paradise. You can admire the castle palaces, the Chapel of St. Anne, the medieval torture chamber or the black kitchen. For companies and filmmakers we offer rental of historical premises. We organize wedding ceremonies in the halls and in the courtyard.

We run a museum with the art collections of the Lobkowicz family. It is a unique collection of works by world-famous painters, rare musical instruments and manuscripts, art objects, ceramics and weapons.