The Mining Museum in the grounds of a former underground mine offers an insight into underground and opencast mining techniques through exhibitions. The main aim of the museum is to show the public the history of coal mining and processing in the central part of the North Bohemian brown coal basin.

Permanent exhibition mapping the history of Duchcov and its surroundings. The history starts from the earliest times and includes an exhibition of archaeological findings from prehistoric times. The exposition also includes a presentation of historical film materials depicting the town of Duchcov.

Permanent exhibition mapping the history of Duchcov and its surroundings. The history starts from the earliest times and includes an exhibition of archaeological findings from prehistoric times. The exposition also includes a presentation of historical film materials depicting the town of Duchcov.

The exhibition contains many photographs, models of military equipment and aircraft, documents and three-dimensional objects documenting the events of World War II in the region.

Medieval mining complex. There is the Lehnschafter Adit, the Dear Lady Adit and the All Saints' Adit. You can choose a tour for fit visitors, a tour of all accessible parts of the adit or a route for less fit visitors and children.

We run a museum specialising in the archaeology and nature of north-west Bohemia, the history of the oldest baths, the production of pottery, porcelain and glass. We organize educational lectures. We enable wedding ceremonies in the premises of Teplice Castle.

The museum offers a permanent exhibition on the history and production of soap, an exhibition of soaps from around the world, the abode of the Soapmaker in the historic cellar and creative workshops.

A museum with a permanent exhibition focusing on the history of porcelain production.

Operation of a museum with a permanent exhibition of toys and wooden products.

Operation of a museum of firefighting history.

The headquarters of the Museum of Czechoslovak Fortifications from 1936-1938.