A commemorative site, it serves as a memorial to the resistance against Nazism. Small exhibition hall, new exposition of the museum.

In the family house you will find a permanent exhibition presenting the post-war architectural development of Lidice and examples of period housing from the 1950s.

Tours of Lobkowicz Castle and the Romanesque castle. Also, tours of the Lobkowicz Castle Winery in Roudnice, including a tasting of 6 wine samples.

The tower is the only surviving remnant of the fortifications of the oldest part of the city. The tower is accessible with a guide, ticket office in the information centre.

We offer a demonstration of a village dwelling, an exhibition of agricultural or handicraft tools and the history of mills and milling in the region. The fairy tale Rumplcimprcampr was filmed on the farm. We publish a museum quarterly. We organise social and cultural events.

Operation of the castle with tours. It offers three exhibition circuits. Historical circuit, children's circuit, Jaroslav Foglar Museum and a view from the castle tower.

A Baroque gem by the architect Santini that has graced the city's skyline for 300 years. We offer rental of historical premises for corporate events. We organize wedding ceremonies in the halls and in the garden.

The café is part of the sales gallery and art studio. You can enjoy delicious coffee and sweet lovers will also enjoy it. We offer daily fresh desserts, homemade lemonades, drinks and Pilsner specials on tap.

Regional Museum, whose founder is the South Bohemian Region. The world's unique museum is Krýz's crib, the largest folk mechanical nativity scene in the world, which has been listed in the Guinness Book of Records since 1998. Other equally interesting exhibitions include the Emma Destinn Hall and the Battle of Jindřichův Hradec Králové.

Organisation of cultural programmes. In addition to the seasonal exhibitions, there are two exhibitions: loans of original Turnov decorations on Torah scrolls from the Jewish Museum in Prague and archaeological findings from the medieval house that used to stand on the site of the synagogue.