The 13 best companies: Cultural monuments and sites at district Tábor District

We operate the site and provide cave tours.

Café and snack bar, selling souvenirs, tourist stamps and stickers. Indoor and outdoor seating available, a courtyard and sandpit for children.

The Museum of Illusions offers visitors a unique experience full of fun and discovery. The museum is distinguished by hand-painted 3D paintings that the visitor becomes part of. It also offers a number of illusion exhibitions and attractions to try out and challenge your sensory perceptions. Fun for the whole family.

We operate a lock. There is an exposition of the Knights' Hall, the Golden Salon, a picture gallery, etc. Restaurant with home cooking and a children's playground. In the park an exhibition of 25 vintage cars.

You will find permanent exhibitions of the Hussites, Tábor - the fortress of the righteous and the royal city, the Gothic hall of the Old Town Hall and the Kotnov lookout tower. We offer exhibitions, lectures and natural history excursions for children and adults. We manage specialist libraries and carry out archaeological excavations.

Operation of a tower. The tower is built of stone, is 13 m high with a steel spiral staircase that has 50 steps.

A visitor centre with interesting exhibitions that will introduce visitors to the mysteries of the geology and mineralogy of the Chýnov Karst. There is also a fascinating presentation of the flooded part of the cave or information about the life of bats.

Exposition of handmade elves and fairies. Suitable for all ages.

Operation of a permanent exhibition of puppets made by Jiří Trnka and Václav Vaněk.

Unique Star Wars light display, dozens of models with light effects. Hundreds of exhibits, over 3.5 miles of lego bricks. Lego Museum Tábor = fun for the whole family.

The interior furnishings from the estate of Hana Benešová, including the E. Beneš library and the cultivated extensive garden, are available for viewing here.

In the premises of three historical houses, on an area of over 1000 m2, the museum presents and maps the history of chocolate, its cultivation, import to Europe and subsequent processing into the form of candies, bars, pralines, figurines. The second part of the museum is dedicated to marzipan and the possibilities of its processing.