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.

We present collections of sculptures by Czech and foreign authors, baroque sculptures and a sculpture area in nature.

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

Operation of a historical castle monument open to the public with tours, exhibitions and cultural events. The complex offers guided tours, educational programs and various social events aimed at learning about history and cultural heritage.

The icon of Czech functionalist architecture is home to collections of art from the 19th century to the present, which include works by key Czech and international modern and contemporary artists. Since 2018, a gradual revitalization of the collection's exhibitions has been underway.

We operate a museum of ghosts and legends in the premises of a former ice plant where ice was stored for butchers and the Olešnice brewery. The museum contains mannequins of an executioner, a woman on the pillory, a groom, a bride in a coffin, a witch, a polednice, a wild woman and a witch. There is also a heykal, a wanderer, a waterman and a devil.

There is an exhibition dedicated to the history of the town of Žebrák and a gallery of Jaroslav Hnevkovský.

Operation of a national cultural monument with elements of Art Nouveau geometric ornament, English country architecture and Slavic tradition. The building is designed by Jan Kotěra.

Visitors will see Langweil's model of Prague and a video presentation of Prague in the first half of the 19th century.

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.

The three-chambered ossuary in the basement of St James's Church was probably built in the 17th century. After filling, the ossuary with the remains of approximately 50,000 dead was closed and eventually forgotten. It was only rediscovered in 2001 as part of the exploration of the Brno underground.

We provide exhibits on the life and work of architect Josef Hoffmann. We offer a public library in the courtyard.

During the year you can see exhibitions on various themes in the museum. The current offer can be found on the website. The museum also manages a permanent exhibition of medicine and organises a visit to the Church of St. Peter and Paul with a view of Semily from the church tower from June to September.

We operate the first part of the exhibition History of Jews in Bohemia and Moravia from the beginning of settlement to the beginning of emancipation.