Operation of a lookout tower on Town Mountain. Sale of commemorative postcards. The tower is 13 metres high and has 66 steps leading up to it with circular views over the town.
In the memorial you can visit the memorial area, the Memorial to Children Victims of War, the museum with a multimedia exhibition, the Rose Orchard, the Lidice Gallery with a unique collection of art and the Rose Orchard. We organise cultural and educational programmes, the International Children's Art Exhibition Lidice and short-term thematic exhibitions.
Offering an exposition of the Bohemian Karst, its nature and first settlement and the history of crafts of Beroun. Possibility to visit the exposition of the painter Jan Václav Spitzer.
Permanent exhibition dedicated to the history and architecture of the Pilsen Gate and the entire fortification of Beroun. The film Women of Fire was filmed here.
We operate the premises and provide cave tours. The Koněprusské Caves are located in Central Bohemia, seven kilometres south of Beroun in the protected area of the Bohemian Karst Protected Landscape Area, near the castles of Křivoklát and Karlštejn. They were discovered in 1950 and opened to the public in 1959.
The House of Nature of the Bohemian Karst is designed not only to serve as an entrance area to the Koněprus Caves, but also to meet all the needs of visitors and to provide sufficient facilities for the staff of the Koněprus Caves Administration.
Offering a tour of a vernacular timber-framed building with barn, stables and stables, a sub-basement dwelling house with a world room, chambers and a black kitchen. During the tour, you can watch a bread baking demonstration in the old oven every Saturday between 11am and 12pm from April to September and during Advent.
We are reconstructing a historical building from 1841, built by Max Egon Fürstenberg I. We derived the name of the Egon project from his name. The aim and goal of the Egonovo project is to continue the more than 150-year history of the house, to give it a new life and function, and to introduce its history to the wider public.
We run the Joachim Barrand exhibition. We exhibit a paleontological and geological collection of findings of primordial fauna. We focus on life and the countryside in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. There are pictorial materials, information panels, photo wallpapers and animal models. We offer programs for schools.
We offer tours of the mine. Several hundred meters of tunnels in the former iron ore mine are open to the public, featuring a collection of unique exhibits commemorating the region’s glorious era of mining and quarrying, including working ventilation systems and an underground train ride.