SIGNIFICANT MONUMENTS

Originally a Gothic castle - mentioned in 1334 in the archives of the Prague chapter. Burned down in 1523 and rebuilt into a Renaissance castle after 1555 under Kryštof of Gendorf.
Mining open-air museum (18th–19th century) - the only one in Eastern Bohemia, in the area of the former Jan Šverma mine (the oldest black coal mine in Central Europe)
Stachelberg Fortress (1937) – the largest military defensive fortification of its kind in Europe
Church of the Holy Trinity (16th century) – originally Renaissance, rebuilt in Baroque style in 1732, plastic decoration from 1739–1760 by Baroque master Jiří F. Pacák
The rectory building (1739) – a late Baroque building with a mansard roof
Marian Column (1725) – by Baroque master Jiří F. Pacák, pupil of Matyáš Braun
Chapel of St. Anne Prkenný Důl
Statue of St. Anne (1843) Černá Voda
The Pink Meadow in Černá Voda – the place where J. A. Comenius left the country on February 3, 1628
Statue of Christ (1935) – by the prominent sculptor Emil Schwantner, a student of professors Myslbek and Štursa
Statue of St. Anthony of Padua (1770)
The listed historic building of the museum, wooden log cabins, Empire-style houses with arcades and the classicist town hall on Rýhorské náměstí and many other monuments