The tower is the only surviving remnant of the fortifications of the oldest part of the city. The tower is accessible with a guide, ticket office in the information centre.
The museum in the Augustinian monastery offers tours of natural history and historical exhibitions. Organizing exhibitions in the monastery's amphitheatre and gallery. Offer of 5400 exhibits.
We offer a demonstration of a village dwelling, an exhibition of agricultural or handicraft tools and the history of mills and milling in the region. The fairy tale Rumplcimprcampr was filmed on the farm. We publish a museum quarterly. We organise social and cultural events.
Discover the world of historic motorcycles and tractors in our museum. More than 500 exhibits await you, including 260 motorcycles, 90 tractors and other unique machines and equipment. Come and enjoy an unforgettable ride into the past. We look forward to seeing you.
We operate a museum in the building of the Franciscan monastery with a mineralogical collection and exhibits from the history and life of the monastery in three exhibition areas. We organize lectures and events for visitors and schools. The monastery includes gardens with a vineyard, animals and refreshments.
We operate an exhibit dedicated to the history of Charles Bridge and the events and personalities associated with it. There is a museum café. We are happy to arrange tours of the Museum for schools. It is possible to visit the Museum Café. We sell gift vouchers for the Venice of Prague cruise and a visit to the Charles Bridge Museum.
In the family house you will find a permanent exhibition presenting the post-war architectural development of Lidice and examples of period housing from the 1950s.
The Stone House is a veritable treasure trove of Kutná Hora’s art and craftsmanship. Visitors can explore the reception rooms of the town’s bourgeoisie as well as the kitchens. A highlight of the visit is the descent into the two-story Gothic cellars with their lapidarium. Here, you can also enjoy the game “The Hidden Dowry,” inspired by KCD II.