The listed building of the pseudo-Gothic chateau has been the seat of the museum since 2002. The pride of the chateau is the Chapel of St. Andrew from the middle of the 19th century with paintings by J. V. Hellich. The chateau includes a 4.8 ha park. The castle houses permanent exhibitions of regional history.

We offer tours of the castle ruins, possibility of a tour with a dog. The core of the castle was probably built at the beginning of the 13th century in the form of a watchtower. Its task was to protect the trade route connecting the towns of Sušice and Horažďovice. It is possible to organize wedding ceremonies, concerts, lectures and dramatic performances.

The construction of the prelature building in the Baroque style, sometimes also called the castle, was carried out in 1698-1701 by P. I. Bayer according to the design of J. B. Mathey. After the abolition of the Order in 1785, the entire estate was purchased in 1824 by the then Chancellor K. W. L. P. Metternich, who carried out the last building modifications.

Offering tours of what was originally a bishop's castle and manor house with extensive gardens. Horšovský Týn was originally a bishop's castle founded before the middle of the 13th century. In 1996, the whole area was declared a National Cultural Monument for its immense historical value. Possibility of organizing weddings.

The first mention of the Tachov hillfort dates back to 1126. We also provide tours and organize short-term exhibitions for visitors.

Offering tours of the state castle. The present Baroque form of the manor house was preceded by a medieval fortress. The interior and exterior spaces of the castle can be rented for weddings, concerts, presentations, conferences, garden parties and fashion shows.

We operate a baroque castle with private tours.

We offer tours of the castle, restaurant, accommodation. We can organize weddings, training, conferences, events.

Nemilkov Chateau with the ash yard, whose history dates back to the early Middle Ages, offers unique tours of the chateau with the owners, permanent exhibitions and displays, cultural and social events, a summer outdoor bar and seating in the courtyard, celebrations and wedding ceremonies. This is where those who repair them open their doors.

The Baroque chateau was built under Jan Antonín Vratislav of Mitrovice in 1719-23 by rebuilding the original Renaissance fortress. It is a rectangular two-storey building with a mansard roof, a turret and a balcony. The castle also includes a small park. Currently, the main wing of the castle is open to the public. It is used for weddings.

Offer lock inspection. The first mention of the chateau dates back to the 16th century, specifically in a sales contract from 1569, when the fortress and the village of Poříčí passed from the ownership of vladyka Hendrych Mladota of Jelmanice to the ownership of Mr. Mikuláš Šic of Drahenice.

The ruins of Přimda Castle stand on top of a rocky ridge above the town of the same name in the northern part of the Bohemian Forest. The first mention of Přimda dates back to 1121. Přimda is thus considered the oldest stone castle on our territory.

The High Baroque castle built by the architect Giovanni Battista Alliprandi (ca. 1665-1720) for the Imperial Chamberlain Maximilian Norbert Kolowrat of Krakow (1660-1721) on a green meadow, a palace of Viennese proportions set at the foot of the Bohemian Forest and today a national cultural monument, is a place with a strong story.

A listed site with the remains of an early Gothic manor house which was built in the second half of the 13th century. The remains of the castle fortifications, the torsos of the buildings in the forecourt and the dominant tower are still preserved. The castle also includes a lookout tower.