Operation of a wax museum. Exhibition of collections of thematic units of Czech history, world personalities and dictators.

We offer you a unique experience in our Nativity Museum, where you can see moving nativity scenes, traditional gingerbread houses and original Christmas decorations. Our exhibitions draw you into a magical world of history and tradition, while our café offers great coffee and cakes.

We operate a museum with an exhibition of historic table or wall clocks and watches, regulators, pocket and wrist chronometers, alarm clocks and tower machines. I also deal with buying and selling clocks. We provide professional advice.

We run a museum of uniforms, weapons, documents and posters from the Second World War.

Operation of an open-air museum focusing on the history of the use of rail transport in the extraction of raw materials. The open-air museum also includes a reconstructed quarry track. We offer the opportunity to see small exhibits including trolleys, lamps and other accessories of the cableway.

The museum was established on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the opening of the Prague - Rudná - Beroun line. Part of the exhibition is devoted to the history of the railway, the other part to the film. There is, for example, a small improvised cinema where excerpts from the film will be shown, the course of filming is also presented by information panels.

In the museum you can see an exhibition on the history of the village and other exhibitions dedicated to crafts, beekeeping.

We offer tours in the mine. In the former iron ore mine, several hundred metres of corridors are open to the public, where unique exhibits are collected, reminding us of the glorious era of mining and quarrying in this area.

We operate the museum of Jarmila Novotná and Svatopluk Čech.

The museum documents the mining of iron ore in the Nučica area. The exhibits remind the history of the village, the history of social, sports and other organizations or associations. There is also a gallery of paintings and works by Professor Arnošt Paderlík, a native and honorary citizen of Nučice.