Weddings, accommodation, space rental. The original Gothic fortress was rebuilt in the Renaissance style. The final form of the castle was acquired in 1848-53, when it was rebuilt in pseudo-Romanesque, pseudo-Gothic and some parts in pseudo-Baroque style, which makes it without artistic value. Now the castle grounds are undergoing extensive reconstruction.

We operate an information centre. We provide information on attractions, accommodation and cultural and sporting activities in the town and surrounding area. Internet is available to the public. We sell tourist stamps, magnets, business cards, tourist maps and guides and more. We offer a newsletter Bela councillors inform.

We provide information services to tourists. We offer tips on accommodation, cultural and sporting events, attractions, cycling routes and excursions. We sell postcards, maps, regional publications, tourist stamps, business cards and other souvenirs. There is a public internet with printing facilities.

Providing complete information for hikers. Selling maps, regional publications, tourist stamps, postcards, postage stamps and other souvenirs. Possibility of creating a personal tourist plan. Public internet, colour and black and white copying, scanning and laminating available.

We are happy to answer any questions about your holiday in Šumava.

We operate a Czech-Bavarian information centre representing two national parks, one nature park and a protected landscape area. The exposition includes a plastic map of Šumava with light signalling, showing the area from Regensburg to Linz and from České Budějovice to Čerchov.

Providing information on places of interest, souvenir sales, Ludvik Kuba Gallery and Puppetry box office, photocopying, internet, scanning, laminating and binding.

Providing information on transport, accommodation, cultural and sporting activities in and around the city. We sell maps, brochures, promotional and souvenir items. We offer photocopying services.

Make your wanderings in the Bohemian Forest more interesting by visiting two hydroelectric power plants. It might seem that these two far-flung tourist destinations are now just interesting technical monuments. But the opposite is true. Both power stations are still faithfully serving and supplying electricity.