Late Gothic church built after the fire of the town in 1515 according to the plans of Jacob Heilmann of Schweinfurt. During the destruction of the old town of Most due to coal mining, the church was moved in 1975 by 841.1 metres. Around 17,000 visitors visit the church annually. More info on the website.

Valeč Castle is an important Baroque monument with a preserved urban and landscape context. The grounds include the castle, the Holy Trinity Church, a park and a lapidarium with a valuable set of sculptures by Matthias Bernard Braun. The complex shows a complex development from the glory of the noble residence, through fire to restoration.

We operate the Royal Mint Museum. The permanent exhibition is dedicated to the history of Jáchymov, examples of the mineral wealth of the Ore Mountains, silver mining with a moving model of mining activity.

Regional Gallery of Modern Art. Exhibitions, accompanying and educational programme.

National cultural monument in Karlovy Vary. A cultural centre offering guided tours, concerts and other unique cultural experiences.

Museum Operations. The permanent exhibition offers an overview of the history and nature of Karlovy Vary with an emphasis on the specifics of the spa town. The museum presents living and non-living nature with reference to ecology, archaeological findings, the development of the region's settlement, the origins of towns and mining activities in the region and more.

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.

We operate a literary museum. We provide protection of museum collections. We carry out scientific research. We acquire, permanently preserve, process and make accessible collections of documents on the development of literature in the Czech lands.

Tours of the former Cistercian monastery complex. The life of the monastery began in 1144, when it was founded by the then Prince Vladislav II, and its current appearance was influenced by Baroque reconstructions. After the dissolution of the monastery in the 19th century, it became the dominion of the Metternich family. It can host weddings.

Educational and leisure facility linking themed museum displays with historic workshops of traditional building crafts, which, as well as presenting their equipment, also offer the opportunity to try out specific craft skills.