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.

Organising puppet shows for children and young people. Offering guided tours of the theatre, seminars for teachers and venue hire for press conferences, company presentations, client socials, staff parties, book and music launches, casting, auditions, rehearsals.

The theatre has two theatre halls, the Main Hall for 444 spectators and the New Stage for 120 spectators. It offers performances of drama, musical, opera, operetta and ballet.

The small stage is a unique space for intimate and club performances. Offering performances of drama, opera, operetta, musical and ballet.

Operation of a theatre bringing together 11 theatre groups. Wheelchair access is available.

We operate a social puppet theatre performing for smaller audiences. We focus mainly on staging traditional plays by Czech authors. The performance of these plays is carried out in the classic way of illusionary puppet theatre in historical sets with historical marionettes on strings.

Organising puppet theatre performances.

We run a museum. The museum includes a historical, ethnographic, natural history exhibition and a former monastery refectory with a life-size sculpture of the Last Supper. In the exhibitions a number of interactive elements for children and adults. We regularly organise various events, such as the Baroque Festival in July.

Providing information on sights, accommodation, cultural and sporting activities in the city and its surroundings. We offer the sale of tourist literature and small souvenirs. You can get a calendar of cultural and social events, information about the operation of Radyně Castle and exhibitions.

A concert hall with a piano wing in the heart of the city. The name Atrium Piarum refers to the Piarists who built this space in the mid-19th century as their last residence in what is now Bohemia. During the previous regime, the hall served as a school canteen.

The first written report dates back to 1177. Provision of Czech POINT services. There is a church of St. James, a church of St. John of Nepomuk or an archdeaconry with a sundial.