A museum dedicated to the life of the poet Otokar Březina, who lived from 1868 to 1929. It houses the poet's preserved apartment in its original form with furniture, paintings, prints and smaller sculptures donated by the sculptor Fr. Bílek to O. Březina. There are also showcases with rare documents and other relics.

Demonstration of traditional local folk culture.

The museum offers two permanent exhibitions - the studio of the Namesti photographer Ondřej Knoll and Papírník's printing house. You can see old photographic and printing machines from the beginning of the last century, photographs from the old Náměstí and its surroundings and learn about the past of the printing craft.

The Jemnice Museum. The exhibition “Life on the Border” offers a glimpse into places where Czech, German, and Jewish cultures intermingle, and where national, state, and regional borders lie nearby. You’ll see a stone maiden, a film about the Barchan festival, documents chronicling the 20th century, and preserved farm buildings. There are play areas for children.