Operation of the Weaving Museum.

We run a museum with a devil theme. We offer performances and exhibitions. The museum is located underground, in the places where real devils have been proven to occur. There is also an exhibition of wooden sculptures.

We operate a museum with a collection of ethnographic, archaeological and natural science objects or fine art. We organise fairs and social events. In the museum you will find permanent exhibitions dedicated to lace in Vamberk, as well as the Hladík Hall, the Orlick Gallery and the Jewish Synagogue.

Visitors can see the works of painters Antonín Hudeček, Antonín and Jan Slavíček, Jan Trampota and many other regional artists in the permanent exhibition.

Come discover the fascinating world of elephants in a unique museum that is home to one of the largest collections of elephants in the world, a Czech record holder, and Record Holders Republic (United States) as the largest collection of elephant figurines. The collection numbers thousands of exhibits from different materials and parts of the world.

We operate a historical museum of crafts focusing on traditional crafts and life in Sumava.

Mineral Museum with a comprehensive collection of minerals from Šumava and Pošumava. The collection of mineral finds of one collector has been exhibited for 12 years, in the small entrance shop you can buy minerals, books and jewellery.

Mining Museum Operation.

Operation of a historical building with permanent museum exhibitions, organizing exhibitions.

Aviation exhibition; the outdoor section is freely accessible all day, even when the operator is not present—i.e., 24/7. On display are the Aero L39C Albatros, the Let Z37A Čmelák, a cutaway model of the MiG-15bisSB, a scale model of the Geran-2 drone, and the Praga PV3S HR; in the summer, additional selected aircraft will be on display, such as the ASW15b glider and the Bölkow Phoebus A.

We run a museum focusing on the history of the area around Nýrsko and Strážov. We present an exposition of castles of the Pilsen region or an exposition of Professor Antonín Knight Randa. We deal with the history of the town from the 12th century to the present and folk stories of the region.

A former tin mine. Mining has been documented here since the 16th century. In a number of areas, the walls can be seen to be pockmarked with the grooves left by the handcuffs and spikes of the miners of the time, as well as ceilings and walls stained black from soot that settled when the fire was set.