A look back at the historical attractions of the village. Here you will find e.g. information from the social life (firefighters, theatre people), information about the Buděticko Nature Park, the history of the local school, etc.

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

We operate a museum with permanent exhibitions and displays. The exhibition presents the history of the city and the immediate surroundings. The Susik mechanical nativity scene is open all year round. The unique collection of glass by Bruno Schreiber, the Sulphur exhibition and the tin treasure of Susice will attract you.

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.

Hory Matky Boží is a picturesque town in Posumava, whose history is connected with silver mining. This is evidenced by the remains of 30 mining shafts in its surroundings and visitors can visit a permanent exhibition in the former school, which documents the hard life of the inhabitants of this small town.

An exhibition on the history of logging, its subsequent processing and transport in the area of the Bohemian Forest and the Bavarian Forest.

We operate a historical museum of crafts focusing on traditional crafts and life in Sumava.

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.

Original glassworks and glass cutting plant of the Sumava region. Restored glassworks - glass blowing. Museum and sales gallery offers original Czech cut glass with traditional and modern designs and Czech garnets. We organize guided tours of the glass museum, as well as glass cutting and glass blowing demonstrations.

The museum is located directly in Křižík's birth house. The exhibition was opened in 1957 and its core is a working arc lamp from 1884 connected to a power system.