We run a devil themed museum. We offer performances and exhibitions. The museum is located in the Gothic underground, in a place where real devils have been proven to exist. There is also an exhibition of wooden sculptures by the Stejný couple or prints and illustrations of devils by Karel Franta.

We offer railway-themed exhibitions such as a transport office with period equipment, an exhibition of stage coaches, signalling equipment, passenger waiting room, railway lights and other exhibitions. From April to October, on weekends and holidays, museum trains run regularly from Ústí n/L-Střekov station.

Rotunda restored in 1126 by Prince Soběslav I and consecrated by Bishop Jindřich Zdík of Olomouc. The dynamic building with a cylindrical tower is a unique achievement in Europe.

In an unused underground passageway under the town office, visitors will be reminded of the history of the Richard Limestone Mine, which was written in three periods. The exhibition traces the period of the limestone mine, the underground factory and the radioactive waste repository.

Exposition of a papermaking workshop with a demonstration of traditional handmade paper production. The exhibition The Story of Paper presents the history and present of paper production. We offer excursions and workshops for schools and the public as well as the sale of handmade paper products.

Operation of a 16-metre high observation tower.

We operate a lookout tower with a height of 8.2 metres at an altitude of 284 metres.

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.

The exhibition offers personal belongings of Ulrika von Levetzow, a posthumous mask of J. W. Goethe.

The Mining Museum in the grounds of a former underground mine offers an insight into underground and opencast mining techniques through exhibitions. The main aim of the museum is to show the public the history of coal mining and processing in the central part of the North Bohemian brown coal basin.

Exhibition of exhibits relating to the history of the town of Chabařovice and its surroundings. The museum was opened in 1927. The exhibition shows individual panels depicting the original settlement, old trade routes, the town on old maps, the administrative structure since the 11th century and the town's coat of arms.

The memorial shrine commemorates the honeymoon of Bedřich Smetana and his second wife, Betty Ferdinandi, when they spent several days at Kamýk. The composer liked the local landscape, which is also evident from his drawings, which visitors can see in the little world.

We offer a tour of Karel Hynek Mácha's room where the poet lived and died on 6 November 1836. The memorial presents Mácha's life in the town and his works.