Národní památkový ústav branches

Offering tours of the castle exhibition of the former male monastery. It is a place of pilgrimage to St. Procopius with the organization of religious services. Possibility of organizing weddings.

The chateau collection has approximately 1200 varieties and is one of the most important and renowned fuchsia collections in Central Europe. In addition to fuchsias, the chateau horticulture also offers a number of other plants that are essential to any chateau park.

Offering castle tours. Šternberk Castle was founded in the middle of the 13th century by Zdeslav of Chlumec and Šternberk, a member of an old Czech noble family. Originally a defensive medieval residence with a preserved cylindrical tower and the remains of the fortifications of the main palace. Possibility of weddings, concerts and exhibitions.

Concerts in a natural amphitheatre.

Offering tours of gothic castle ruins. Films were filmed here, Long Live the Ghosts! and The Prince and the Showgirl. Possibility of arranging weddings.

Karlštejn Castle, founded in 1348, occupies a very special position among Czech castles. We offer a tour of the Gothic castle, which was built by the Czech king and Roman emperor Charles IV as a place to store royal treasures, especially collections of holy relics and imperial crown jewels.

The reliquary is a testament to Romanesque goldsmithing of exceptional artistic and craftsmanship quality. It was made for the Benedictine abbey in Florennes, Belgium, at the beginning of the 13th century. It contains the relics of St. Maurus and St. John the Baptist. To restore it, it was necessary to revive medieval goldsmithing techniques.

A two-storey circular neo-Gothic religious building in the shape of a regular octagon, with an advanced tower and a majestic double-sided staircase, surrounded by English parkland.

On a rocky promontory above the wooded valley of the Hadovka stream near Okrouhlo Hradiště in the Tachov region is the romantic ruin of Gutštejn Castle, which was founded here around 1300 as the ancestral seat of the Lords of Gutštejn.