The castle offers several tours for the whole family and kindergarteners, with a focus on historic carriages and clockworks from the collections of private collectors. We organize cultural and social events. Festive spaces can be rented. We provide wedding ceremonies with musical accompaniment.

Offering tours of two separate castle complexes. The two originally unified castle complexes were built during the 16th century by members of the Meissen Protestant family of the Lords of Salhausen. Possibility to organize weddings, social events, exhibitions and concerts.

We manage cultural heritage. We organize tours of underground labyrinths.

We operate a glass museum focusing on engraved and cut glass from the 17th century to the present. Part of the exhibition is dedicated to the local glass school, the J. & L. Lobmeyr company and international symposiums of engraved glass. We exhibit collections of historicizing crystal trimmed chandeliers and layered lighting fixtures.

We have an exhibit on fauna, flora, sights and curiosities and a basement display of a salmon crossing or a film on the formation of local rocks.

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You will find an exhibition on the technological development of Czech glass from the 17th century to the present day. We organize short-term exhibitions. The permanent exhibition also includes contemporary studio glass. The exhibition also includes archival documents mapping the glassmaking history of the town.

We offer visitors a collection of modern glass - both applied and fine art. A unique element is the possibility to watch the glassmakers work from the gallery. The museum aims to enrich cultural life through a permanent exhibition and short-term exhibitions.

We operate a museum of Czechoslovak permanent light fortification vz. 37.

Exposition of folk architecture. The youngest open-air museum in Bohemia, its foundation is an old historical village in the lap of the hills of the Bohemian Central Highlands.

Offer of guiding services in a baroque monument. The Chapel of Our Lady was built in the early 18th century from sandstone as an exact copy of the Italian original. Prince Anton of Liechtenstein started the construction according to the plans of the imperial architect Johann Lucas Hildebrandt.