We operate a museum of folk architecture. We organize exhibitions and talks. You can buy publications, souvenirs, antiques from the region of South Bohemia, CDs and DVDs. We prepare appraisals for houses.

Exposition of supernatural beings in the cellar of Třeboň castle.

We operate an entertaining and educational permanent exhibition Landscape and People.

The museum is open. there is a permanent exhibition and a long term exhibition where visitors can see the oldest documents, fishing equipment and original large-scale maps.

We are an air collection in South Bohemia. We exhibit and make available three famous fighters from the armament of the Czechoslovak Air Force. These are the complete Mig - 21MF, Mig - 19PM and MiG-15. In our exhibition you can take photos of the aircraft, film them from close range and even sit in the Mig under the supervision of a guide.

We invite young and old sinners to the cellars of the Třeboň Castle to an exhibition of devils inspired by the fairy tales of Josef Lada and Jan Drda.

Exhibition of model trains, cars, buildings set in the landscape, visitors can control some of the tracks, children's corner with trains

We offer unique cultural and historical experiences in the magical surroundings of the former library of Petr Vok from 1608. The house has had various uses throughout history, including a pharmacy. Come and meet historical figures in experiential tours and enjoy its unique genius loci. Open all year round.

The museum's permanent exhibition presents visitors with the village life of our ancestors and traditional crafts in their historical and contemporary form. A significant part of the exhibition is devoted to emigration to America. Visitors can thus learn about the reasons for emigration, its course and the individual stories of the emigrants themselves.

The museum was founded by local chronicler Josef Turinský in the 1960s. The exposition recalls old crafts as well as the history of the village from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. You can also see the room of the Gendarmerie Station, which focuses on the Austro-Hungarian period and the period of the First Republic.