We operate a museum of numismatics. We offer lectures, seminars, valuation of coins or collections and buying and selling of coins.

Museum Operations. The permanent exhibition offers an overview of the history and nature of Karlovy Vary with an emphasis on the specifics of the spa town. The museum presents living and non-living nature with reference to ecology, archaeological findings, the development of the region's settlement, the origins of towns and mining activities in the region and more.

The visitor centre offers an insight into the history of the glassworks with guided tours. Tours are offered with a choice of tours including the glassworks museum, glassworks and company shop.

The museum has a permanent exhibition of J.W. Goethe, the geographical development and nature of the region, the history of the Marianske Lazne, balneology and a geographical park in the countryside.

Extensive exhibitions on the history of the castle, black kitchen, exhibition "From the life of a porcelain cup". The rooms of the half-timbered Baroque barn, wheelhouse and spejčar in the forecourt are dedicated to folk culture, agriculture and crafts of the Cheb countryside in the 19th century.

We provide an exhibition of art bookbinding.

The exposition is a branch of the Museum of Cheb, p. of the Karlovy Vary Region. The collection includes stringed instruments from the 19th and 20th centuries from the local original domestic and industrial production, supplemented by other interesting instruments acquired by n. p. Cremona and also various exotic instruments.

The Butterfly House is a rare photo opportunity and a sure delight for visitors of all ages. Encounter the most beautiful butterflies from around the world. You can observe all stages of their development in their natural habitat - from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly.

A few kilometres from the village of Krásno, in the middle of the Slavkov Forest, stands one of the most remarkable lookout towers in the country. The unique shape of the twenty-five-metre tower, whose spiral staircase winds unusually around its outer perimeter, may remind you of a Babylonian ziggurat.

Valeč Castle is an important Baroque monument with a preserved urban and landscape context. The grounds include the castle, the Holy Trinity Church, a park and a lapidarium with a valuable set of sculptures by Matthias Bernard Braun. The complex shows a complex development from the glory of the noble residence, through fire to restoration.

We operate a tin mine (Kryštof sightseeing adit). The adit is accessible by a staircase which takes visitors down to a depth of 13 metres below the surface. The route is 400 metres long and has 11 stops. The main attraction of the entire route is the huge underground chamber at the end of the tunnel.

Visitors are presented with a gradually formed whole of peasant interior furnishings, domestic, artisanal or agricultural tools and implements as well as small agricultural mechanization in the time frame from the second half of the 19th century to the present.