The company manages the building of the Jindřiška Tower with a view and a bell tower in the city centre. The tower includes, among others: Museum of Prague Towers, Tribute to Jindřiška Tower, gallery, elevator. The premises are also suitable for social events with a maximum capacity of 80 people.

We operate a wax museum. You can enjoy forty figures from the world of fame.

We offer exhibitions, lectures and other events at the National Museum. There is a cloakroom, a café, a children's corner and a shop with publications. The building is wheelchair accessible. We provide access to the exhibition with a pram.

We operate an exposition of the original Ježek's room in a private apartment, furnished in the style of functionalism by the architect František Zelenka.

We run an exposition of Franz Kafka. We provide a cross-section of his work and a glimpse into his private life. We exhibit correspondence, diaries, manuscripts, photographs and drawings as well as three-dimensional exhibits.

The Jewish Museum has been here for you for almost 120 years. You can visit the world-famous Old Jewish Cemetery from the 15th century, the Maisel and Spanish Synagogue or the Shoah Memorial in the Pinkas Synagogue. You can also visit the Old Synagogue, where legend has it that the remains of the Golem are hidden.

The Old Town Bridge Tower is one of the most impressive gothic pieces in the world. The tower and the bridge were designed by Petr Parléř and built by Emperor Charles IV. The gateway to the Old Town of Prague was also conceived as a symbolic victory arch.

Offering tours of a set of five interconnected gardens. The gardens are Ledeburg, Little Pálffy, Great Pálffy, Kolowrat and Little Fürstenberg. They were created independently and at different times. It is possible to organize wedding ceremonies.

One of the most important monuments of the city. It was here that the royal road began and here that the important road from Kutná Hora led, where silver was mined for the royal treasury.

In the museum you can see examples of brewing machines, tools and vessels and also learn about the ancient history of beer production in Prague. There is also a Renaissance room, which was used for drying malt with hot smoke from burnt wood.

We operate a synagogue which you will find in close proximity to the Old Jewish Cemetery. We offer exhibitions of Jewish traditions and customs. In its time it was the largest synagogue in the ghetto.

This is a technical building from the second half of the 17th century, used to supply water to the surrounding area. There is evidence of a wooden water tower on the site of the present tower dating back to the 15th century.