The Water House is a visitor centre of the Želivka site of European importance. The indoor exhibition will take you through five clear sections. The atrium of the Water House will appeal to the playful side of your personality and introduce you to the two faces of water in a playful way.

The glassworks was founded in 1796. Production was closed in 2002. Since 2005 the glassworks has been accessible as a unique glass museum, which was declared a National Cultural Monument in 2014. In 2016, the production was restored, which takes place mainly during the main tourist season.

The Museum of the Island of Folk Costumes has the largest collection of historical rural clothing in the Czech Republic. The unique exhibition is the first public presentation of all costume areas of the Czech Republic. In the museum you can admire over 260 costumes and over 4000 exhibits in total.

In the attic of the castle you will find a forgotten land of childhood, games and joy. It is a real paradise of toys. You will see castles, castles, animals and dolls - all made of colourful blocks. You will also see dolls, little rooms, kitchens, but also teddy bears, prams and children's books. There is also a playroom for children.

Visitors can see an exhibition called With the capital at your back, which presents the path of drinking water from Želivka to our households and a fishing and firefighting exhibition. There are also photographs of Soutice Castle and the family of its last owner, Dr. František Elpla.

The chateau houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to the early years of Smetana's work. It also commemorates other composers who were born in the region over the centuries, such as Jan Dismas Zelenka, Josef Leopold Dukát and Josef Suk, or who visited and worked in the region - Richard Wagner, Gustav Mahler and others.

Museum operation. Organizing exhibitions.

Operation of an exhibition commemorating the life and work of Jaroslav Hašek.

Running a farm museum. The national cultural monument Michael's Farm preserves the building sensibility of the agricultural peasant in the Svetel region in the period between the end of the Thirty Years' War and the abolition of robots in the Czech Kingdom, i.e. between 1648 and 1848. At the same time, it shows the life, work and customs of the time.

Learn about Hlinik, a famous immigrant to our city, in a recessionary exhibit.