The Prácheň Museum has been housed in the historic building of the former royal castle since 1902. The museum represents the cultural and natural heritage of the Prague Region and Písek. The museum also includes a professional library, a museum shop and an accompanying programme of lectures and events for the public.

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.

Experience area not only for families with children. You will find here a museum of Czech fairy tales, a maze, a creative workshop, live donkeys and a snack bar at the Little Red Riding Hood.

We offer the possibility to visit the house of Mikoláš Alš and the exposition of the puppeteer Matěj Kopecký.

We run a museum of beautiful antiques from days gone by.

The municipal museum in this village near the Orlik reservoir opened in June 2009. It hosts a number of short-term exhibitions.

A museum that focuses on the history of the local ethnographic tradition of carnival processions. They have a tradition in the town since 1862.

A museum that focuses on the history of the local ethnographic tradition of carnival processions. They have a tradition in the town since 1862.

Operation of a museum with a collection of original skeletons and stuffed exotic animals. The collection contains more than 1,200 exhibits, often complete systematic groups of vertebrates, such as felines, bears, elephants, rhinoceroses, beavers, and an extensive collection of insects and other invertebrates.

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.

The memorial was built on an authentic site where the so-called gypsy camp operated in 1942 and 1943. Entire families of Czech Roma and Sinti were forcibly concentrated here before being transported to Auschwitz II Birkenau. The memorial offers visitors an indoor and outdoor permanent exhibition on the history of the site.