We run a permanent exhibition of fine art. We organize seasonal exhibitions, educational programs, lectures.

We run a literary museum. We provide protection of museum collections. We acquire, permanently preserve, process and make accessible collections of documents on the development of literature in the Czech lands.

A unique set of buildings with a closed courtyard and picturesque surrounding landscape offers a wonderful environment to relax and rest in harmony with nature. We offer accommodation, rituals, herbal baths and tranquility. The area is a registered cultural monument and is undergoing gradual renovation.

Exposition of spiritual and material monuments characterizing the region of Bohemian Highlands. Arranging exhibitions or lectures.

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 run the Small Museum of Crafts. Collection of 350 hammers of all sizes and shapes 60 axes. A replica of a cobbler's and blacksmith's workshop other attractions.

The church stands in the centre of the village on the site of an old church, which is mentioned as early as the 14th century. The first church was a branch church, it fell under the parish of Štock and already before 1367 it became a parish church under which other villages - Dobronín, Německý Šicndorf, Střítež, Pávov, Zborná etc.

The Land of the Celts in Nasavrky brings to life the fascinating world of our ancestors. The museum presents life in the early Iron Age through period crafts, educational programmes and seasonal festivals. It is an ideal destination for families and school groups looking for an interactive insight into history in an authentic oppidum setting.

The exposition can be found on the first floor of the castle. It is an experiential exposition where you enter the Younger Iron Age and, thanks to a number of interactive elements, experience the life of our Celtic ancestors for yourself. The exposition is complemented by several showcases with original archaeological finds.

The Baroque rectangular ground-floor house standing on a slope at the southern edge of the grounds was built around 1728. The wide northern facade, originally opened by three wide arcades, is divided by a central shallow bay topped by a rectangular gable with adjoining volute wings.