The museum's exhibition is dedicated to the Otava River, local nature, fauna and flora, gold panning, the pearl mussel and the Otava Cruises project.

The Museum of Central Pootaví Strakonice is located in the grounds of Strakonice Castle, which was founded by the Bavarian family from Strakonice in the first quarter of the 13th century. Since 1995 the castle has been a national cultural monument. The museum offers a number of permanent exhibitions - Order of the Knights of Malta, Czech Armoury, Bagpipes and Bagpipe Traditions.

Exposition of the town's history.

Operation of a museum of milling associated with a tour of a historic mill. The tour includes practical demonstrations of mill machinery and expert commentary. Open by appointment by telephone. A minimum of 8 persons is required.

Exposition of mineralogy, gold panning, pearl farming and mining in the Upper Pootaví region.

We operate a museum of churches. In the exhibition visitors have the opportunity to learn about the interesting history of the former Lamberk estate.

Operation of the firefighters' museum. Here you will find an exhibition of firefighter helmets, older equipment and also trophies and awards from competitions in firefighting. There are also exhibits not related to firefighting, but connected with Hoštice, for example from director Zdenek Troška and Czech country legend Michal Tučný.

In the open-air museum you can find exhibits and props from the filming of Sun, Hay.

Uniquely preserved upper water mill. In the mill building you can see the preserved functional grinding equipment, granary, timbered room, living room with oven and tiled stove. In the technical buildings there are various types of agricultural tools.

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.

We operate an open-air museum of folk architecture. There is a timbered shed with a barn, a timbered spychar, a timbered barn from the mill premises, a copy of a fruit dryer, a residential cottage and a copy of a woodcutter's seasonal log cabin. There is also a niche chapel with a baroque treasury and a reconciliation cross.

We organize expositions of the building development of the Volyn fortress and offer regional, local history and art exhibitions. We also exhibit postcards, puppets and photographs.

The exhibition traces the history of the coexistence of man and cat from the time of ancient Egypt to the present day. Visitors will learn more about cats in fine and applied arts, the breeding of noble cats and the personalities who bred cats.