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.

We run a museum of winged antique things from the past.

The mission of the museum is primarily to present our region in its specific features, such as agriculture, crafts, folk creativity, history, minerals, etc.

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

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

The former Jesuit college houses a permanent exhibition of paintings by Ludvík Kuba. The gallery presents a thematic section of his rich oeuvre. A new museum exhibition for children and adults, Puppetry in Březnice, is partly dedicated to the puppeteer of the Prácheň region, Arnoště Kopecká.

We run a railway exhibition in a small private museum.

Operation of the Museum of Victims of Communism and History of Uranium Mining. Former prisoner of war camp serving as a museum of victims of communism. The exhibitions introduce the persecution after February 1948, the anti-communist resistance and the history of uranium mining.

The Blatná City Museum is located in the historic centre of Blatná in a pink building at 212 Míru Square near the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and near the Blatná Castle. On the 1st floor of this building there are exhibition spaces, where you will find the permanent exhibition Museum of All Senses and various 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.