4 km from the town of Neveklov you will find a 12 m high concrete lookout tower at an altitude of 536 m above sea level. The viewing platform is reached by 48 steps. This lookout tower was built as a memorial to the uprising of the serfs in 1627 on the Konopiště estate, which was bloodily suppressed.
In the museum there is a rare exposition of stoneware from Tyniec. There is a lookout tower in the prismatic Gothic tower, which is the summer residence of the protected big bat.
The telecommunication tower, which also offers a view of the countryside, can be found since the end of 2006 on Pepř Hill (449 m) about 1 km south of Jílové u Prahy. It is a Vodafone and T-Mobile building with a viewing platform.
Špulka is nowadays an inseparable symbol of the CHOPOS micro-region. The entire project of the Špulka Lookout Tower with a nature trail was created in cooperation with 21 municipalities and many partners on the Březák Hill near Lbosín.
The southern bastion of Český Šternberk Castle, the so-called "famine bastion", is part of an ingenious fortification system built at the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries by the highest land judge Petr Holický of Sternberg and completed by his son Jan. Today it is open to visitors of the castle and offers an interesting view of the Sázava valley and partly of the castle itself.