Czech Museum of Silver: The Medieval Mine, Hrádek, and the Stone House in Kutná Hora. History of the city and mining. Exhibitions, cultural program, and programs for schools.

We operate a lookout tower with an evening restaurant.

The Museum of the Bohemian Countryside, a branch of the National Museum of Agriculture, is housed in Kačina Castle, one of the most important Empire buildings in the Czech Republic. The museum offers several guided tours or independent exhibitions. Throughout the year you can visit events or theatre performances.

The cemetery church of All Saints was originally part of the Cistercian abbey in Sedlec. Part of the church is an underground chapel, which serves as an ossuary, where the remains of up to 60 thousand dead are found.

We provide presentations of exhibitions of Czech and world art of the 20th to 21st century in baroque houses and in the Romanesque cellar. There is a lecture centre, a children's corner and a café. Various art courses and other activities are organized within the lecture centre.

Stone House in Kutná Hora – UNESCO: Unique Town Culture, an exhibition on traditional crafts, and an interactive pocket escape game: The Hidden Dowry. Discover what life was like in the heart of the Silver City in days gone by.

You can see the newly renovated castle in two tours. The playing orchestrion and the view from the 30-metre high tower will attract visitors of all ages. You can also visit other exhibitions such as the World of Blocks and Dolls, the Aquatic Museum and more. Tickets can be purchased at the information centre.

The new interactive exhibition offers a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the UNESCO organisation and its activities, with the individual monuments of the Czech Republic inscribed on its list and especially with the leading UNESCO World Heritage Site - Kutná Hora. The unique late Gothic house is accessible from the basement to the attic.

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.

We operate a heritage site which is the original lime kilns. Inside there is an exhibition of the lime industry. It was built in 1893 and ceased operation in 1960.

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).

We offer a permanent exhibition dedicated to the Celtic people living on the territory of Dobšice in the 4th to 3rd centuries BC. We offer small souvenirs, including tourist cards, tourist stamps, replicas of Celtic coins, postcards, maps, books and more.