Baroque chateau in Třebešice near Divišov. Public and private cultural events, celebrations, wedding ceremonies and receptions are held here.

The castle is one of the oldest castles in Bohemia and is still owned by the Sternberg family, who founded it in 1241. Originally a Gothic castle, it was rebuilt several times, especially in the Baroque period, when its interiors took on an almost castle-like appearance. The tour of the castle takes about 50 minutes.

The lookout tower provides views of the sub-Blancki region. The lookout tower is a destination for weekend family and school trips, corporate meetings and a place for an unusual wedding ceremony. Providing hiking trails and destinations.

Operation of a museum of movie carriages and saddles. Opportunity to tour the 11th century cellars. Souvenirs available for purchase.

We operate a pilgrimage site. For tourists we have newly opened the Czech Patron Saint Prokop visitor circuit in newly renovated premises. Organization of religious services and spiritual meetings. Organizing other cultural activities (concerts, lectures, special tours).

The former Franciscan monastery in Votice now serves as a museum and gallery. There are permanent exhibitions: the Life of the Franciscans, the Homeland Museum, the Collective Work in Votice, paintings by Vladislav Kaska and Carriages and Dolls. The monastery also hosts seasonal exhibitions, lectures, concerts and other events.

The town museum offers a permanent exhibition of stoneware from Tyniec, which was produced here. Art exhibitions are held here and various cultural and social events are organised.

We operate a memorial to Josef Lada and his daughter Alena. Thanks to the exhibitions you will get acquainted with the work of the Czech painter, illustrator and writer Josef Lada and the work of his daughter, painter and illustrator, Alena Lada.

The original fortress of the Lords of Janovice with a beautiful English park with a pond. The neo-Gothic castle is known mainly thanks to Sidonia the Magnificent of Borutín, who gave it its present appearance and distinctive charm. Here you can get acquainted with the culture and personalities of the 19th century or take a peek into the secrets of Czech bell-making.