We run a brewing museum featuring pub signs, glasses, bottles, photographs and more.

Exposure of exhibition and collection activities mainly in the field of Czech contemporary art.

The First Republic Garden is a certified demonstration natural garden. It is open to groups (min. 6 people) by prior appointment. During the guided tour you will learn practical tips for successful cultivation of ornamental and utility plants.

Exposure of exhibition and collection activities mainly in the field of Czech contemporary art.

We offer an exhibition that presents the life of the Jewish minority in the West Bohemian border region. The first part of the exposition presents the culture and religion of the Jewish population in the West Bohemian border region. The second part of the exposition is devoted to the life and fate of the sons of Simon Adler. The museum is a branch of the Museum of Sumava Sušice.

We offer year-round operation of a lookout tower on top of Mount Svatobor near Sušice.

We offer a transdisciplinary selection across contemporary visual arts such as prints, drawings, paintings, conceptual art, graphic design, illustration, video art, installations and objects. The gallery focuses mainly on the contemporary art scene and important regional artists.

We operate a museum with permanent exhibitions and displays. The exhibition presents the history of the city and the immediate surroundings. The Susik mechanical nativity scene is open all year round. The unique collection of glass by Bruno Schreiber, the Sulphur exhibition and the tin treasure of Susice will attract you.

We offer an exhibition space that is suitable for presenting small exhibitions of different genres. It is therefore ideal for emerging artists who have something to show but have limited resources to produce an exhibition.

We operate a woodworking museum. The museum offers information and insight into local exhibits from the second half of the seventeenth century onwards. Famous personalities who stayed in Pec pod Čerchovem are also mentioned.

We run a museum displaying exhibitions on the subject of the Skaš toy. The first references to the production of wooden toys in the village of Skašov date back to the 18th century. Toys were made of spruce wood, smaller parts were made of aspen, lime and birch wood. The toys were painted and decorated with paints.