The birthplace of the painter Josef Führich was built in 1802. The house is a state-protected monument. The ground floor of this beautiful half-timbered building is a museum of furnishings, as the original furniture has been preserved.

The operation of a city museum that offers visitors a glimpse into newly renovated spaces that house themed exhibitions dedicated to archaeology, crafts and the city's history. A unique exhibit is the discovery of the foundations of a bread oven, a replica of which is located in the courtyard of the museum.

In the museum you can see a gallery of authors coming from the Frýdlant region, an exhibition of firearms and historical objects connected with the town. The tours are without a guide. There is a music lounge with historical musical instruments and materials documenting the activities of singing societies.

The Chrastava City Museum was opened in 1996 and visitors can learn about the history of the town and its surroundings during a tour. They can learn interesting information about the first Slavic and later German inhabitants of the town and about the conquest of the surrounding mountains.

The glass exhibition of the museum offers a glimpse into the history of glass production in Železný Brod. There are also glass figurines from Železný Brod, which are one of the symbols of the town. Contemporary art is represented by the works of world-famous artists J. Brychtová and S. Libenský. In the museum shop you can buy glass products.

Běliště is one of the largest and most beautiful timbered buildings in Železný Brod and an unusual example of Pojizer folk architecture. The building is open to the public and houses the ethnographic exhibition of the Železný Brod Municipal Museum.

City museum with permanent exhibition and gallery. The exhibition space includes the J. A. Pacák Gallery with interesting short-term exhibitions.