We operate a museum. There is an exhibition of the history of the town. We organize openings or exhibitions. We also have an exhibition showing the changes in the everyday life of the town's inhabitants.

Exhibition of a collection of costumes and ethnographic objects.

Operation of a town museum with temporary exhibitions and a permanent exhibition on the history of the town and an exhibition of farm buildings.

Operation of a museum with a permanent exhibition of the history of the town and its surroundings, the world of puppets and South Bohemian vltavines. Sale of regional literature and souvenirs. Possibility to visit underground passages.

We operate a mining museum. There is an exhibition of the beginnings of mining in South Bohemia, colonization of Rudolfovsko and more.

The permanent exhibition offers a view of the interior architecture of the townhouse, rich ethnographic collections, handicraft production and social life of the 19th century.

The South Bohemian Museum in České Budějovice is one of the most important cultural institutions in South Bohemia. It was founded in 1877 as one of the oldest regional museums.

Operation of a museum. There is a permanent exhibition of folk painted furniture from South Bohemia and an exhibition Fish and People, Rosenbergs and Pondkeepers in South Bohemia and Waldviertel.

We have a permanent display of the history and lore of the town. In the museum you can see ceramic wall stories and figures, a mysterious mirror, model trains, tunnels and bridges, realistic scenes related to legends or dungeons with Romanesque elements.

City museum offering, in addition to permanent exhibitions on the history of Dačice, short-term art and museum exhibitions.

You can find here a historical model of the town of Velešín made by Mr. Zdeněk Korbela according to the cadastral map from 1893 or a smaller model showing a part of the Velešín horse-drawn carriage with a salt wagon. The permanent exhibition presents the most interesting things from the history of the town from the earliest times until 1945.