We operate a heritage site which is the original lime kilns. Inside there is an exhibition of the lime industry. It was built in 1893 and ceased operation in 1960.

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.

There are 2 guided tours awaiting visitors at the open-air museum. The tour of the Golden Ore Mills also includes gold panning. You will see the Gold Ore Mills, the Mining Settlement and a working replica of a smelting furnace.

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.

We run a museum of the last goddess of Zytkov, Irma Gabrhelová.

The Great Moravian fortified settlement of Central Pomerania from the 9th century includes church buildings, dwellings, workshops of craftsmen and agricultural buildings, which are built on the basis of actual archaeological findings. In the open-air museum you can have a glimpse into the history of the Great Moravian Empire.

We operate a mining museum.

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.

Visit the ruins of a semi-mountainous castle from the mid-13th century complemented by a village settlement complex from 1602-1900. Our gates are open to you during regular opening hours and in rain-free weather. We offer full haptic tours and guided tours for CHS users.

The Museum of the Village of Southeast Moravia. Here you will find folk architecture from the 18th century onwards, examples of original building techniques, folk crafts, traditional agriculture and animal husbandry, the history and development of viticulture and original crop varieties. Every year we prepare programmes for children and thematic events.

Tours of the historic monastery. The monastery was intended to prevent the possible expansion of the Vítkov family, who owned the nearby Český Krumlov. Possibility of organizing weddings, conferences.

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 Museum of East Bohemia in Hradec Králové is a contributory organization established by the Hradec Králové Region. It has a regional competence, but in many activities it crosses the borders of the region. It is one of the ten largest museums in the Czech Republic.

We operate a gallery. We organize solo exhibitions of contemporary art.