The 12th-century Romanesque-Gothic Seeberg palace, with a Renaissance wing and arcaded corridor, is considered one of the landmarks of the Spa Triangle area.
Town councillors from Františkovy Lázně saved it from complete destruction in the 1970s, and in 1990 it began welcoming visitors again. In addition to the château interiors, we recommend visiting the half-timbered Baroque barn, shed and tower granary in the outer bailey, dedicated to the folk culture, agriculture and crafts of the Cheb countryside in the 19th century. An educational trail runs around the castle, describing the development of the village, settlement around the castle and the growth of crafts.
