In the railway depository you can see almost 100 rolling stock of several gauges and various types.

The building that once housed the town weigh station now features a permanent exhibition dedicated to the deportations of Jews to the Terezín ghetto and to labor camps and, above all, to extermination camps. During the time the ghetto existed, a railroad spur ran through this site.

Neo-Baroque chateau by the Nechranice dam. The sightseeing tour presents life in the country estate in the time of the First Republic. Throughout the year, there are also many cultural events with an accompanying programme.

Operation of a 16-metre high observation tower.

Pátek Castle was originally a summer palace built between 1544 and 1557 by John the Younger of Lobkowitz, one of the richest noblemen in the Czech Kingdom. It is one of the first purely Renaissance buildings in Bohemia. Towards the end of the 17th century it was rebuilt in Baroque style and surrounded by a farmyard.

Permanent exhibition mapping the history of Duchcov and its surroundings. The history starts from the earliest times and includes an exhibition of archaeological findings from prehistoric times. The exposition also includes a presentation of historical film materials depicting the town of Duchcov.