The Gallery on the Farm presents a collection of paintings and sculptures by more than 120 Czech artists of the 20th century. A separate part of the gallery is a permanent exhibition of the work of local native, academic painter Josef Jíra.

Galerie Lázně Liberec is the fifth largest gallery in the Czech Republic. It manages collections of more than 21,000 works of art from the Czech Republic and Europe which it exhibits in a total of 3 permanent exhibitions. In addition, there are a number of excellent temporary exhibitions. The gallery also organizes accompanying programs for families and schools.

The building was built as a tribute to the famous Liberec native, the king of comedians, Vlastov Burian. It has a memorial hall, i.e. photographs, documents, filmography, café, exhibition space. There are guided tours, programmes for school children, talks for the elderly, club activities and exercises.

Operation of a replica of a Celtic fortress. We organize exhibitions or concerts here. We also operate an adventure shooting range.

Our place consists of giant sand sculptures with the story of ancient times closely tied to the magical landscape around Lake Mácha.

We run a gallery. Possibility of photography, filming and entry with a dog. Admission is voluntary and the facility is not wheelchair accessible.

We operate an image gallery. There are valuable works of famous masters, but also nice paintings of less known authors.

The Gothic Gallery is a small but unique display of the furniture that inspired the items in Kingdom Come: Deliverance I & II. All of the pieces on display were created based on a careful study of historical sources and actual finds - without compromise and with an emphasis on craftsmanship fidelity.

Operation of the exhibition hall.

Gallery of the painter Josef Čermák.

Operation of the gallery.

The family villa was built by rebuilding the classical house of Ferdinand Römheld between 1871 and 1872. In 1953-2014 it was the seat of the Regional Gallery in Liberec. The building is currently undergoing reconstruction and will reopen to visitors on 3 June 2023 and will serve as a community centre.