The museum houses an exhibition of glass from the Sumava company Lötz, occasional exhibitions are held.

We operate a museum showing the history of the region from prehistory to the present day. We run an exhibition of town history and vernacular architecture with interpretation of the history. We exhibit collections, Czech toys and glass and other objects from the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Enlightenment to the 19th and 20th centuries.

The pharmacy facility dates back to 1773 and remained in operation until 1966. After that, the interior was adapted as a pharmacy museum.

The museum is dedicated to the preservation and maintenance of historic railroad jerseys and their display and operation on historic railroad anniversaries. The museum includes a guard house with gates. We have a collection of historic numbers from locomotives.

We run a brewing museum featuring pub signs, glasses, bottles, photographs and more.

We run a museum focusing on the history of the area around Nýrsko and Strážov. We present an exposition of castles of the Pilsen region or an exposition of Professor Antonín Knight Randa. We deal with the history of the town from the 12th century to the present and folk stories of the 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.

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.

Permanent exposition of Josef Dobrovsky, history of the village of Chudenice and the Czernin family and the memorial hall of Jaroslav Kvapil or the exposition of Jan Roubal. The museum's expositions mention all those who contributed to the creation of the basis for modern Czech national education from Dobner to Dobrovský.

We run a museum displaying exhibitions on the subject of the Skaš toy. The first references to the production of wooden toys in the village of Skašov date back to the 18th century. Toys were made of spruce wood, smaller parts were made of aspen, lime and birch wood. The toys were painted and decorated with paints.

The museum offers an exhibition focused on the history of the region, textile industry, agriculture and Czech-Bavarian coexistence.