Nebílovy Chateau

The derelict walls of the castle lure our imagination into dreaming up stories that might have taken place here in the past. The Radyně stories mostly revolve round its mythical founder Radouš, completely overshadowing the real founder – Emperor Charles IV. People in Radyně are fond of their ghosts and fairy ...

Kozel Chateau was built at the end of the 18th century as a hunting residence. Visitors to this classical style residence can admire its original mobiliary, a unique well-preserved 19th century theatre, servant quarters, stables and a chapel. The chateau is surrounded by a vast park.

The rotunda in Starý Plzenec was built in the second half of the 10th century and is one of the oldest religious buildings in the Czech Republic. The building since its foundation gradually fell into disrepair and in the 15th century even collapsed. In the following century it was restored, but it wasn’t ...

The Temple in Přeštice dominates the whole town. This Baroque temple was designed in the 18th century by the well-known architect K.I. Dientzenhofer. The towers of the church were not completed until 200 years later in 1995. Inside, the alter and the painting depicting the assumption of the Virgin Mary ...

In Pilsen you will find Techmania Science Centre, an interactive museum, which introduces technology and science to both children and adults through fun. The Center is divided into four exhibitions: Edutorium (offers 60 interactive exhibits); MáToHáček (science-based puzzles, riddles and toys); TOP Secret ...

The Museum of Western Bohemia has been educating the citizens of Pilsen since 1880. Today it exhibits over 2 million objects covering nature and society and is thus one of the leading museum institutions in the Czech Republic. The museum prides itself on an exhibition entitled ´The Armoury of the Town ...