Milevsko Monastery
The Milevsko Monastery is the oldest in southern Bohemia. It was founded in 1187. The monastery grounds also include the Church of St. Giles and the monastery basilica, which is the only Romanesque basilica in southern Bohemia.It is one of the three most valuable Romanesque buildings in the entire Czech Republic.

Museum of Milevské masquerades
The museum is unique in the Czech Republic, as it is the only museum in the Czech Republic that focuses on the history of the local ethnographic tradition - carnival processions. The Milevské masquerade museum is dedicated to the tradition, dating back to folk games and medieval city festivities.

Photo point Milevsko
This is a wooden photo point with a heart motif, which offers a nice view of the center of the town of Milevsko. It is located in close proximity to the town on the Zvíkovec hill. The structure was created by local carver Pavel Hebert, harmoniously combining nature and art. The photo point is connected to the hiking trails and cycle paths to which it connects, which makes it a popular place for family trips and cycling. The interactive element of the frame changes its appearance according to the seasons and events, which further enriches the experience of visitors. The photo point thus combines an attractive visual experience with community activities and is a new symbol of Milevsko. The photo point was also supplemented with a wooden bell for luck, which allows visitors to take away not only a nice experience, but also a symbolic touch of happiness.

Pumptrack, Workout, Fitpark and other sports facilities in the area.
Pumptrack is a closed, artificially created circuit for cycling, which is ridden without pedaling. We can also use a scooter, skateboard or inline skates to ride. Pumptrack can be found in the sports area near the summer football field. Workout field and fitpark are located in the park above the football stadium. They are in close proximity to each other, freely accessible, free of charge.

Stations of the Cross in Milevsko
The author of the initial study was Pilsen architect and landscaper Jakub Chvojka. The Way of the Cross has 14 stops and is located near the monastery. It is a walking circuit around the monastery, which is equipped not only with simple wooden crosses, but also with benches for resting. Along the way there are beautiful views of the monastery itself, the entire city and its surroundings.