Museum of Shipping and History.

Operation of a railway museum.

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

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 the museum of milling. A cultural monument since 1958. The building is undergoing sensitive renovation. Examples of traditional sheep wool processing.

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

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.

Exhibition of exhibits relating to the history of the town of Chabařovice and its surroundings. The museum was opened in 1927. The exhibition shows individual panels depicting the original settlement, old trade routes, the town on old maps, the administrative structure since the 11th century and the town's coat of arms.

A log cabin used as a mini museum has been completely renovated after a devastating flood. In one part of it visitors will find a new original playful exhibition. Children can try out stylish exhibits inspired by the late 19th century, the time of the origins of local tourism. Refreshments are available on site.

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

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

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.

Operation of a firefighting museum. The exhibits have also appeared in films such as The Dark Blue World or have been loaned for use in French cinema.