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The ruins of Přimda Castle stand on top of a rocky ridge above the town of the same name in the northern part of the Bohemian Forest. The first mention of Přimda dates back to 1121. Přimda is thus considered the oldest stone castle on our territory.

Offering tours of a former coal mine with a collection of original machinery from the early 20th century. The Michal Mine's earliest history is linked to efforts to promote coal mining. Possibility of organizing seminars, corporate events, lectures, meetings, trainings, cultural events, as well as unusual weddings.

Offering tours of the castle where the film Room Without Windows was shot. The castle was founded between 1290 and 1310 as the ancestral seat of the Lords of Velhartice. Possibility of organizing weddings, corporate and presentation events, exhibitions, banquets and teambuilding.

Offering tours of the Benedictine monastery and castle. Former Benedictine monastery founded in 1115 by Vladislav I. Possibility of organizing weddings.

Castle founded at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, declared a national cultural monument in 1999. It acquired the appearance of a romantic mansion with battlements, bay windows, loopholes and gargoyles after extensive reconstruction. The fairy tales The Princess Jasněnka and the Flying Shoemaker, The Kingdom of the Streams and Ondřej the Bear were filmed here.

Offering a tour of a vernacular timber-framed building with barn, stables and stables, a sub-basement dwelling house with a world room, chambers and a black kitchen. During the tour, you can watch a bread baking demonstration in the old oven every Saturday between 11am and 12pm from April to September and during Advent.

A tour of the water castle where the films Three Nuts for Cinderella, Three Lives and The Robbers were filmed. Švihov Castle was built at the end of the 15th century by the royal judge Půta Švihovský. Our premises are suitable for weddings, receptions, banquets, lectures, but also for teambuilding events.

This functionalist villa, designed by Ernst Wiesner for the family of textile manufacturer Alfred Stiassni, was completed in 1929 and occupied until 1938. The tour lasts about 50 minutes, capacity is 20 people.