A complex of two Rožmberk castles, the so-called Upper castle from the 13th century and deserted in the 16th century, and the Lower castle from the 14th century, enlarged in the Renaissance style, adjusted in Baroque, in the 19th century completely rebuilt in the Pseudo-Gothic style into a residence of the Buquoy family. From the Upper castle only the tower Jakobínka has preserved, which is not accessible. In the Lower castle historical interiors (a knights hall, a picture gallery, an armoury etc.) with period furnishings and collection. Newly accessible hangman’s house. The White Lady Perchta of Pernštejn. A gallery (contemporary art).