The chateau exhibition is located on the second floor of the chateau. During the low season, it is necessary to make an appointment for tours in advance.

The area of the medieval fortress offers visitors three interesting sightseeing tours of the restored building with original Gothic and Renaissance cellars, a restaurant with pleasant outdoor seating, a medieval tavern, a 4* hotel with a congress hall and wellness.

Offering tours of the original gothic castle. The castle was founded sometime in the late 13th century during the last Přemyslids' colonization of the still sparsely populated border forest of northeast Bohemia, which was a royal property. Occasional performances of historical fencing groups are held on the grounds.

The chateau in Rokytnice in the Orlické Mountains was the ancestral seat of the Nostitz-Rieneck family for 300 years. In the 20th century, the castle was not favoured by fate. Today, the castle is once again in private ownership with the intention of returning the grounds to their original status as a noble residence.

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.

Exposition of the castle offers a picture gallery, historical furniture, porcelain, collections of weapons and also glass from Kolowrat glassworks.

Tours of the Renaissance castle. The castle was built between 1568 and 1581 under Vratislav of Pernštejn. The construction was commissioned by the builders Giovanni Battista Aostalli and Ulrico Aostallis, and the decoration of the castle was mainly done by Italian masters. It is possible to organize weddings, cultural and social events.

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.