The company manages the building of the Jindřiška Tower with a view and a bell tower in the city centre. The tower includes, among others: Museum of Prague Towers, Tribute to Jindřiška Tower, gallery, elevator. The premises are also suitable for social events with a maximum capacity of 80 people.

We operate a lapidarium with a permanent exhibition Monuments of stone masonry in Bohemia from the 11th to the 19th century.

The National Memorial at Vítkov with the Courtyard of Honour, where the ceremonial arrivals of the Czech Army and other ceremonial acts take place. The Ceremonial Hall, the Presidential Lounge and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier are open to the public.

The lookout tower was built for the Provincial Jubilee Exhibition in 1891 on the initiative of the founders of the Czech Tourist Club: Dr. Vilém Kurz and arch. V.V. Kurz and Vratislav Pasovský. For the construction of the tower, inspired by the design of the Parisian tower by Ing. Eiffel tower, the Petřín hill and the site at an altitude of 318 m above sea level were chosen.

Exhibitions and various cultural events are organized in the castle grounds. There is a park adjacent to the castle and weddings are also held there. There is an exposition dedicated to history in the castle, on the 1st floor there is an exposition Crafts in order.

We exhibit musical instruments and other music related items. We also organize short-term exhibitions. The building is wheelchair accessible. We provide access to the exhibition with a pram. There is a children's play area, changing table, cloakroom and more.

In the house there is a permanent exhibition Prague of Charles IV - the medieval city, which presents the metropolis and its transformation during the reign of Charles IV. Gothic-Renaissance building with preserved fragments of late Gothic wall paintings.

We run a museum presenting a suggestive view of the communist era especially during the totalitarian regime from the February 1948 coup to November 1989.

We run an exposition of Franz Kafka. We provide a cross-section of his work and a glimpse into his private life. We exhibit correspondence, diaries, manuscripts, photographs and drawings as well as three-dimensional exhibits.

We operate an exposition of the original Ježek's room in a private apartment, furnished in the style of functionalism by the architect František Zelenka.