We operate a castle ruin with an 18 metre wide tower. The first written mention of the castle dates back to 11 June 1354. The castle is open occasionally for cultural and social events.

Take a tour of the castle, the interactive tour From Attic to Cellar, or a view from the tower. For families with children there is the Magic Castle. Arrange your wedding including a reception in our restaurant or other social event. For relaxation, there is also stylish year-round accommodation in apartments including breakfast.

Offering tours of the Renaissance castle. Films such as The Secret of the Forest Land and The Case of the Dead Schoolmates were filmed on the premises. The first mention of the Náchod region dates back to the mid-11th century, when the Bohemian Prince Vratislav II organised the election of the Bishop of Prague during his campaign to Silesia. The possibility of organizing weddings.

Tours of the Renaissance castle where the films Grandma, F.L. Age and Death of a Talented Shoemaker were filmed. The chateau park is also accessible, which forms an architecturally balanced whole masterfully set in the valley of the Golden Stream. The first mention of the castle dates back to 1068 in the Chronicle of Kosmas.

Offering tours of the Empire chateau where the film Grandma was filmed. The first written record of the existence of a manor house and village in Ratibořice dates back to 1388. Knight Vaněk of Žampach is mentioned as the owner. Since 1464 Ratibořice belonged to the Rýzmbur manor. It is possible to organize weddings.

A bergfrit-type aristocratic castle founded in the 13th century and later equipped with sophisticated architectural features.

The ancestral seat of the ancient noble Kinský family. Castle exposition, Kinsky Gallery. A popular wedding venue. Concerts, festivals and social events. English Park. Toni's Castle café and restaurant. Wheelchair access to the castle exhibition (for mechanical wheelchairs) and restaurant.

Renaissance chateau with rare sgraffiti and English park, built in 1590 for the Czech princely family Bubna-Litic, who own the chateau even now. There is a mirrored hall suitable for wedding ceremonies. The Museum of Natural History and Tramping is in the former granary. In 2020 the castle vineyards were established.