We provide exhibitions and lectures. We are dedicated to organizing programs for children and schools, concerts, competitions and accompanying events. Regular visitors can use a loyalty card. A part of the zoological depository with stuffed birds, mammals, fish and amphibians and trophies from hunting expeditions is open to the public.

We offer tours of the Renaissance castle, where the fairy tales The Emperor and the Tambor and The Magic Purse were filmed. Náměšt' was founded in the valley of the Oslava River around 1220. The first written mention of the settlement of the site of today's chateau dates back to 1234. It is possible to organize weddings, seminars, receptions and concerts.

A historic castle in the middle of the Moravian countryside, a place for unforgettable moments, ceremonies and private celebrations of an exceptional character.

The castle was built in the first half of the 18th century. Tours of the Baroque chateau where the films The Red Nosed Reindeer, Angel Face and Undying Love were filmed. Possibility of organizing weddings, receptions, representative, social and corporate events. We can also arrange a wedding reception or garden party.

Operation of a historic castle which is used as a museum.

In the place where the Svratka River bites into the rocky peaks of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands, the construction of a massive castle began in the 13th century. The castle still retains its late Gothic to Renaissance appearance. The films The Visitors, How the Princesses Wake and The Devil Knows Why were filmed here.

The Cistercian monks from the 13th century, the brilliant architect J. B. Santini Aichel or the current owners of the castle, the Kinský family, have written an extremely interesting history here. They are building a lively, creative and friendly environment in the wake of a colourful past. Become a part of our story.

Operation of a castle that also served as a filming location for the series Chetnik Humoresky. The castle was built during the Renaissance period. The castle includes an arcaded courtyard and a Gothic monastery church, which is now used mainly for concerts.