At the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, the castle surroundings became a place of rampage of a group of captors and opovědníci, including Matěj Vůdce and Jan Žižka of Trocnov. The latter, among others, killed an unknown member of the Rosenberg retinue here. The castle disappeared in 1448.

We operate an exhibition of a historical forge.

The castle is interesting thanks to the hermit chapel, which was built about 70 years after the castle's demise, and the shaft of unknown purpose, which contained a large tower. Today, the castle is used mainly for nature trips and unique views across the waters of the reservoir.

Borovany in the České Budějovice region opened a renovated former Augustinian monastery in July 2010. In addition to tours of the monastery buildings, cultural events are held in the interior or in the adjacent garden during the tourist season.

The museum's permanent exhibition presents visitors with the village life of our ancestors and traditional crafts in their historical and contemporary form. A significant part of the exhibition is devoted to emigration to America. Visitors can thus learn about the reasons for emigration, its course and the individual stories of the emigrants themselves.

Tours of the historic monastery. The monastery was intended to prevent the possible expansion of the Vítkov family, who owned the nearby Český Krumlov. Possibility of organizing weddings, conferences.

The Art Nouveau photo studio tells the story of the beginnings of photography, the turbulent fate of the pioneers of the craft and the photographic chronicle of the Czech-German-Austrian borderlands of the late 19th and first half of the 20th century. You will see old pictures of Šumava, Český Krumlov and the surrounding area.