We operate a museum of Czechoslovak permanent light fortification vz. 37.

Exposition of folk architecture. The youngest open-air museum in Bohemia, its foundation is an old historical village in the lap of the hills of the Bohemian Central Highlands.

We offer railway-themed exhibitions such as a transport office with period equipment, an exhibition of stage coaches, signalling equipment, passenger waiting room, railway lights and other exhibitions. From April to October, on weekends and holidays, museum trains run regularly from Ústí n/L-Střekov station.

Museum of Shipping and History.

Operation of a railway museum.

Museum with a permanent exhibition on the history of the railway and the village.

Offering exposures of steam boiler, machinery and own water tanks.

The museum manages extensive archaeological, historical, artistic, geological, zoological, entomological and botanical collections. The museum includes a professional library and a museum café. The exhibition Our Germans, which presents the history of the German-speaking population on our territory, has been open since November 2021.

Operation of a museum with a permanent exhibition of historic bicycles and motorcycles.

Offering a permanent exhibition dedicated to folk housing in North Bohemia. Organizing exhibitions of art works.

Offering tours of exhibits characterising the area around Libesice.

A private museum with a permanent exhibition of period postcards of the town and its surroundings by a local collector and museum owner.

We run a devil themed museum. We offer performances and exhibitions. The museum is located in the Gothic underground, in a place where real devils have been proven to exist. There is also an exhibition of wooden sculptures by the Stejný couple or prints and illustrations of devils by Karel Franta.

The memorial shrine commemorates the honeymoon of Bedřich Smetana and his second wife, Betty Ferdinandi, when they spent several days at Kamýk. The composer liked the local landscape, which is also evident from his drawings, which visitors can see in the little world.