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.

Operation of a historic castle open to the public with guided tours and permanent exhibitions dedicated to the history of the building and important personalities. It includes cultural and social events, exhibitions and programmes for visitors.

This listed pseudo-Gothic castle has served as a museum since 2002. The castle’s pride and joy is the mid-19th-century Chapel of St. Andrew, featuring paintings by J. V. Hellich. The castle is surrounded by a 4.8-hectare park. The castle houses permanent exhibitions on regional history.

Gothic Kašperk, founded in 1356 by Charles IV, is the highest royal castle in Bohemia. It offers guided tours (entry with dogs allowed) and a freely accessible courtyard with seating and refreshments. The castle is alive with culture, especially theatre and events.

Possibility to visit the castle exhibitions (two tours), the CO shelter, the permanent Toy Exhibition and exhibitions held in the exhibition galleries. Possibility of wedding ceremonies. Rental of the Shenek with facilities for celebrations, weddings, trainings. Concerts of classical music and other genres. More info on the web or FCB.

Guided tours are available at Sovinec. Cultural events are organised, especially performances by fencing groups, theatre groups and musicians, and traditional crafts are presented.

A classical chateau with a natural landscape park of 21.5 hectares. The chateau park is one of the most valuable romantic landscape designs in the Czech Republic. Guided and self-guided tours are available, weddings can be arranged.

Orlík is a castle converted into a chateau near the village of Orlík nad Vltavou in the district of Písek in the South Bohemia Region. It is located on a rock promontory above the Vltava River, whose valley is flooded by the water of the Orlické Dam. The castle grounds are protected as a cultural monument.

Offering tours of the rococo-classical chateau, where the series Chetnik's Humoresky (I. and III. series) was filmed. These were two Gothic fortresses that were destroyed in the domestic wars, one of which was completely rebuilt into a Renaissance chateau by Bernard Drnovsky in 1570. Possibility of organizing weddings.

Offer lock inspection. The first mention of the chateau dates back to the 16th century, specifically in a sales contract from 1569, when the fortress and the village of Poříčí passed from the ownership of vladyka Hendrych Mladota of Jelmanice to the ownership of Mr. Mikuláš Šic of Drahenice.

Offering tours of historic castle exhibitions. Hluboká Castle was originally founded as a guard castle in the middle of the 13th century by Czech kings and as a royal property it was often pawned. It is possible to organize weddings, cultural and social events.

Offering tours of Svojanov Castle.

Staré Ždánice Chateau, the former residence of Ždánice millers from 1877, later rebuilt by Baron Nathaniel Philippe de Aras into a romantic chateau. The chateau is open to the public during cultural events and guided tours.

Tours of the interior of the castle, the castle park and the garden. A complex of national cultural monuments with a hippological tradition, distinctive modifications in the Romantic period inspired by England. Possibility of organizing weddings, cultural and social events. The series The Famous Bandit Stories and Good Water were filmed here.