Original glassworks and glass cutting plant of the Sumava region. Restored glassworks - glass blowing. Museum and sales gallery offers original Czech cut glass with traditional and modern designs and Czech garnets. We organize guided tours of the glass museum, as well as glass cutting and glass blowing demonstrations.

Mineral Museum with a comprehensive collection of minerals from Šumava and Pošumava. The collection of mineral finds of one collector has been exhibited for 11 years, in the small entrance shop you can buy minerals, books and jewellery.

We offer an exhibition of the reconstruction of the 19th century castle interior, the history of the villages of the Lamberk estate and the flora and fauna of the Pošumava region.

The Firefighters' Museum is mainly focused on the technology, equipment, armament and history of the fire brigades from the Pošumava region. The museum also has an exhibition on the history of the Stach.

The museum is located in a house that belonged to the famous Abel glass family. The basis of the exhibition consists of furniture, paintings and crockery from their family estate. The glass on display comes mainly from the Abel glassworks. The exposition also recalls the tradition of the pottery and the death boards are also interesting.

We offer an exhibition of patrimonial collections.

The museum has been housed since 2002 in the listed building of the pseudo-Gothic Hradiště castle. The museum owns a rich archaeological, ethnographic, art and industrial collection. The castle houses permanent exhibitions of regional history and hosts exhibitions and concerts.

We operate a museum with an exhibition focusing on the Chod rebellion and the life of the Chod. Visitors can see farm tools, Chod costumes, customs and habits.

We run an exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Adolf Heyduk. We exhibit the poet's study, dining room and salon including furniture, library, paintings and small utilitarian objects.

We operate a museum about the history and ethnography of Chodsko, the life and work of the famous native Henry Simon Baar.

We run an exposition of the exotic world of insects, the world under the sea, the world of mountains, savannahs, deserts and the shores of rivers and lakes or the world of forests and seashores. We exhibit an interactive map of Protivín, prehistoric and early medieval settlements or samples of urban everyday life at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.