The lookout tower was built in 2004 and offers a view of the central Povltava region. It is 47 metres high and has 168 steps.

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.

We run an exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Josef Suk.

An exhibition of village buildings in the Central Povltava region from the mid-18th to the early 20th century. Regular events, including Craft Day and various exhibitions.

The neoclassical castle was built in the first half of the 18th century. The chateau building is part of a baroque complex consisting of the chateau building, an ash yard and a park. In 2005 it was bought by our company, which completely renovated the castle and placed its exposition.

Rural exhibition on the theme of the life of the villagers of the Central Povltava region in the 19th to 20th centuries. The archaeological part of the exposition presents the earliest history of the region connected with gold mining and processing.

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.

We operate a museum of enamel and enamelware. We offer accommodation. We provide an introduction to the history of production, different types of decoration of products, shape and colour variety. There are picnic baskets, advertising signs, teapots, commemorative cups, fish fryers, stove and more.

We operate a museum in a renovated monument of an old farmhouse. We organize cultural events.

Mining exhibition on the theme of gold mining and processing in the Novoknín area. The museum is located in the historic Mint building.