Regent’s Hall

The second largest castle and chateau complex in the Czech Republic, in 1989 it was declared a cultural site, and included on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1992. Český Krumlov welcomes more tourists than any other place in South Bohemia. The castle is on a long, steep rocky promontory, around which the Vltava flows from the south and the Polečnice from the north.

The museum with unique studio is in the house of Josef Seidel in Linecká Street, Český Krumlov. The significance of this site consists primarily of the unique complexity of its authentic parts - on one site you can see the actual preserved building and studio with a minimum of construction alterations as well as a significant part of the original technical equipment of the photographic studio and an extensive range of the work itself that was created here.