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.

Exposition of Czech modern art of the 19th and 20th centuries. There is a gallery focused on large-scale exhibition projects, and the Opus magnum exhibition format, which presents extraordinary works of Czech and foreign art. There is a café.

We offer a wide range of cultural experiences, including concerts, theatre performances and special events. Our programs include music, comedy and dramatic works. Together, we look forward to seeing you at our events full of emotion and fun.

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

We run a historical craft museum focusing on traditional crafts in an interactive way, including a museum and agricultural display. We offer a collection of historic carriages including manor, baroque sleighs. We have a moving model of a hammer mill. We provide the opportunity to try on armour.

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 reliquary is a testament to Romanesque goldsmithing of exceptional artistic and craftsmanship quality. It was made for the Benedictine abbey in Florennes, Belgium, at the beginning of the 13th century. It contains the relics of St. Maurus and St. John the Baptist. To restore it, it was necessary to revive medieval goldsmithing techniques.