Národní památkový ústav branches

Operation of the castle where the series Crime Scene Investigation was filmed. The Baroque reconstruction in 1720-1730 was led by architect František Maxmilian Kaňka, who extended the castle with a garden wing. Liběchov Castle is also connected with the beginnings of the artistic career of the Czech classicist sculptor Václav Levy.

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.

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.

Tours of the castle. According to local findings, a Great Moravian hillfort existed near the castle in the 8th - 9th century. The castle was an important stronghold of the Přemyslids. It was built on a narrow rocky promontory about 70 m above the level of the Želetavky River. It is possible to organize weddings, corporate events and celebrations.

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.

At one time, up to 32 horses were stabled in the stables. Today, this wonderful space is used mainly for concerts. You can also visit the stables as part of the C tour.

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

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.

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.