We operate a tin mine (Kryštof sightseeing adit). The adit is accessible by a staircase which takes visitors down to a depth of 13 metres below the surface. The route is 400 metres long and has 11 stops. The main attraction of the entire route is the huge underground chamber at the end of the tunnel.

The ruins of Přimda Castle stand on top of a rocky ridge above the town of the same name in the northern part of the Bohemian Forest. The first mention of Přimda dates back to 1121. Přimda is thus considered the oldest stone castle on our territory.

We operate a museum. The permanent exhibition is devoted to the history of the town and the monuments in the area documented by archaeological findings, documents and the Renaissance Zlutytsy Kancional.

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

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.

Exhibition of tiles from the last century to the present day. Exposition of kaolin mining in Pilsen region.

The courtyard is an important evidence of the development of rural folk architecture not only in the Pilsen region. Since 2008 it has been a national cultural monument. Come and enjoy the rural idyll in the city.

We offer tours of the Baroque castle Červený Hrádek. The tour circuit includes annually updated exhibitions. The tours include a visit to the gallery and the Chapel of St. John the Baptist, the Hall of Mirrors and the Knights' Hall, the Hunting Lounge with a picture gallery, the study of Max Egon Hohenlohe-Langenburg and more.

Exposure of exhibition and collection activities mainly in the field of Czech contemporary art.

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.

Exposure of exhibition and collection activities mainly in the field of Czech contemporary art.

Offering a tour of a vernacular timber-framed building with barn, stables and stables, a sub-basement dwelling house with a world room, chambers and a black kitchen. During the tour, you can watch a bread baking demonstration in the old oven every Saturday between 11am and 12pm from April to September and during Advent.

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