Operation of a museum with exhibitions concentrating on the Czechoslovak First Republic Army, the armies of fascist Germany and the Allied armies.

Running a museum with an exhibition of the history of the town and surrounding region. Showing the life of earlier generations, their culture, agriculture and crafts. There is also an exhibition of nativity scenes.

Our mini-museum is unique, the only one of its kind in the world. You will see 80 charming glass nativity scenes, both historical and contemporary. The mini-museum also includes a bead workshop (not only) for children. The mini-museum also includes a shop selling regional glass products - figurines, cribs, beads and glass flowers.

The glass exhibition of the museum offers a glimpse into the history of glass production in Železný Brod. There are also glass figurines from Železný Brod, which are one of the symbols of the town. Contemporary art is represented by the works of world-famous artists J. Brychtová and S. Libenský. In the museum shop you can buy glass products.

Běliště is one of the largest and most beautiful timbered buildings in Železný Brod and an unusual example of Pojizer folk architecture. The building is open to the public and houses the ethnographic exhibition of the Železný Brod Municipal Museum.

Company shop offers a gift program from Detesk production, wine shop quality wines from the regions of Italy and France. The museum provides facilities for the placement of an extensive collection of železnobrodský art glass. The entire collection is the property of DETESK. Art exhibitions are regularly held in the gallery.

During the year you can see exhibitions on various themes in the museum. The current offer can be found on the website. The museum also manages a permanent exhibition of medicine and organises a visit to the Church of St. Peter and Paul with a view of Semily from the church tower from June to September.

The exhibition “Healers of the Pojizeří and Podkrkonoší Regions” features more than thirty notable figures from a broad geographic area, spanning the period from the 18th century to the beginning of the 21st century.

The Museum of Socialist Cars presents motoring in Czechoslovakia in the 1950s-1980s. More than 50 automotive exhibits, including motorcycles, many motoring accessories and household items transport visitors back to the youth of their parents and grandparents.

You can enjoy a visit to our glassmaking museum, where you will see glass cutting machines, several types of grinding and cutting machines, bead refining tools, stringing machines and many other tools and old machines. Our company has been in the glassmaking business since 1948.