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Pachelbel House, in which the museum is located, has been forever inscribed in European history since 25 February 1634 as the place where the commander-in-chief of the Imperial Army, Generalissimo Albrecht von Wallenstein, was assassinated.
This Roman Catholic parish church is the oldest church in Cheb. It dates to the first half of the 13th century but has been reconstructed many times. You will find this monumental building on Kostelní (Church) Square.
Aside from the interior, you can also visit the exhibit in the church crypt or ascend the south tower and see the panorama of the town and its surroundings.
A unique example of a Kaiserpfalz, the only representative of this type of castle architecture in our country. Its two-storey Romanesque-Gothic chapel of St. Erhard and St. Ursula is unique.
One of the main symbols of Cheb architecture - half-timbered buildings that were built already from the 13th century instead of grocer and butcher stalls depending on the needs of Cheb merchants. The entire complex was finished in the fifteenth century.