We run a devil themed museum. We offer performances and exhibitions. The museum is located in the Gothic underground, in a place where real devils have been proven to exist. There is also an exhibition of wooden sculptures by the Stejný couple or prints and illustrations of devils by Karel Franta.

Informal breakfast and lunch bistro in the very centre of Roudnice nad Labem. We offer modern world and traditional Czech cuisine, selected coffee, desserts of our own production and much more.

Offer tours of the castle ruins. The castle is a venue for various cultural events. You can see various exhibitions, Easter events, Medieval Day, Castle Night or the traditional witch burning. It is possible to organize weddings.

The family home of the poet Joseph Hora houses an exhibition of family photographs, furniture, paintings and drawings by his siblings, family books and writings, references to the poet's work, posters and texts of events on the poet's anniversaries.

The Art Museum in the former Magdeburg Barracks presents to the public the unique artistic, musical, literary, and theatrical works of the ghetto’s involuntary inhabitants. The exhibition includes a replica of a dormitory, created in collaboration with survivors to illustrate the conditions of mass accommodation during the ghetto period.

A private museum with a permanent exhibition of period postcards of the town and its surroundings by a local collector and museum owner.

In an unused underground passageway under the town office, visitors will be reminded of the history of the Richard Limestone Mine, which was written in three periods. The exhibition traces the period of the limestone mine, the underground factory and the radioactive waste repository.

You can touch the greats including Steven Seagal, Ringo Star, Anastacia, Jaromir Jagr, Ennio Morricone, Václav Havel, Elijah Wood, Tom Finney, Dominik Hašek, the band KISS and many more.

During World War II, this building was a home for Jewish boys (10-15 years old). Nowadays there is a museum with an exhibition about the history of the ghetto and the persecution of Jews in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. Part of the exhibition is dedicated to the youngest victims of the ghetto.

We offer a tour of Karel Hynek Mácha's room where the poet lived and died on 6 November 1836. The memorial presents Mácha's life in the town and his works.

The memorial shrine commemorates the honeymoon of Bedřich Smetana and his second wife, Betty Ferdinandi, when they spent several days at Kamýk. The composer liked the local landscape, which is also evident from his drawings, which visitors can see in the little world.

The abbey founded by Vladislav II and his wife Gertrude shortly before 1144 existed until 1782, after which it was converted into a castle and farm buildings. The Romanesque Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, which was completed in 1144-1186, the outer walls of the basilica and the five-bay crypt have been preserved.

The two-storey Baroque chateau was built by Hrzany of Harasov probably in the second half of the 17th century. After 1945 the castle served as a depository of the State Regional Archive in Litoměřice. Nowadays, the 2nd floor houses a picture gallery of the Bohemian Central Highlands and surrounding castles.

We operate a museum.