Tours of the former Cistercian monastery complex. The life of the monastery began in 1144, when it was founded by the then Prince Vladislav II, and its current appearance was influenced by Baroque reconstructions. After the dissolution of the monastery in the 19th century, it became the dominion of the Metternich family. It can host weddings.

The Ethnographic Museum underwent extensive building reconstruction during the years 2021 - 2023. Two exhibitions are currently open. There are also short-term exhibitions.

Educational and leisure facility linking themed museum displays with historic workshops of traditional building crafts, which, as well as presenting their equipment, also offer the opportunity to try out specific craft skills.

We operate a baroque castle with private tours.

Offering tours of the Benedictine monastery and castle. Former Benedictine monastery founded in 1115 by Vladislav I. Possibility of organizing weddings.

Exhibition of tiles from the last century to the present day. Exposition of kaolin mining in Pilsen region.

We offer unique experiences in a historic castle where you can book accommodation in our stylish villas and apartments. We look forward to your visit and to guided tours that will reveal the secrets of our fascinating history. In addition, you can enjoy pleasant moments in our café.

We operate a museum. There is a collection of artwork and devotionals from the 18th - 20th centuries. The museum's exhibition is divided into four rooms according to the four main themes that the museum focuses on.

We offer year-round operation of a lookout tower on top of Mount Svatobor near Sušice.

Among the latest exhibitions is the Nepomuk Cabinet in the attic. The multi-functional visitor cabinet presents the town from several new attractive perspectives. The museum features an exhibit of the defunct Pomuk Cistercian monastery, Green Mountain Castle, Country Household, and Liberator B-24.

We run a museum displaying exhibitions on the subject of the Skaš toy. The first references to the production of wooden toys in the village of Skašov date back to the 18th century. Toys were made of spruce wood, smaller parts were made of aspen, lime and birch wood. The toys were painted and decorated with paints.

Operation of a museum exhibiting objects on the Iron Curtain.