We operate a pipe museum with approximately 300 items. We offer barrier-free access throughout the museum. The museum also includes an exhibition of the history of Prosečsko, period clothing, crockery, pottery, glass and furniture.

Visitors will learn interesting things about the history of the village (the origin of the name, historical maps of the village, the coat of arms and flag, the history of laundry, agriculture, weaving, skiing, and much more).

We operate a museum of motorcycles, mopeds and bikes with auxiliary engine. Among the exhibits you can see historical bicycles with auxiliary engine, pre-war and post-war motorcycles, mopeds domestic and from all over the world and last but not least the trend of today - modern electric bikes brand Apache.

We operate a permanent or short-term exhibition of the history of stone and shoemaking. We organize lectures, film festivals and concerts. We have a collection of weapons, folk textiles, crafts, furniture, archaeological finds and numismatic elements. We offer hall rental for seminars and training sessions.

We offer a tour of the family home of the composer V. J. Tomášek, it is one of the expositions of the City Museum.

Preservation of written and physical artifacts from the history of the community and surrounding area.

The museum seeks to present a vanished image of the countryside and revive its image. The exhibition is divided into several parts. One of the displays shows a cross-section of historical documents from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. There are also historical exhibits from the 19th and 20th centuries up to the establishment of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.

We run a museum. There is a display of working, mostly foreign machinery from various countries around the world.

The Firefighters' Museum in Pustá Rybná was established in 2024. It is located in the attic of the firehouse, but not only there.

Operation of an exhibition dedicated to the period of the 1st Republic. A metalworker's room is also available for viewing. Tour of period crafts, household and trade. There are also works by painters, an exhibition room for occasional exhibitions and more.

The private museum of Mr. Eduard Kapitola has been open since April 2015. You can see period-equipped railway offices or parts of station technology.