We are a museum of American automobiles, from 1908 to the 1980s. We have a café, a children's corner, a cinema and parking in the museum grounds.

A beautiful Gothic complex in South Bohemia. Discover St. Nicholas Chapel—the jewel of South Bohemian Gothic architecture—a fascinating anamorphic portrait of Tomáš Krýza by visual artist Patrik Prošek, exhibitions, concerts, and the revitalized Paradise Courtyard with a kinetic fountain by academic sculptor Fr. Svátek.

We are engaged in commemorating the forgotten history of Czechoslovak aviation by organizing exhibitions or museums. You can see a MiG aircraft, a Mi-2 helicopter, an ejection trainer or many other artifacts from the air force.

The Family Aviation Museum showcases Czechoslovak aviation history, with a focus on the Cold War era. Visitors can see airplanes, helicopters, engines, and other exhibits, and can even sit inside selected airplanes and a helicopter.

We are engaged in commemorating the forgotten history of Czechoslovak aviation by organizing exhibitions or museums. You can see a MiG aircraft, a Mi-2 helicopter, an ejection trainer or many other artifacts from the air force.

Regional Museum, whose founder is the South Bohemian Region. The world's unique museum is Krýz's crib, the largest folk mechanical nativity scene in the world, which has been listed in the Guinness Book of Records since 1998. Other equally interesting exhibitions include the Emma Destinn Hall and the Battle of Jindřichův Hradec Králové.

We offer expositions of Gothic wall paintings from the 15th century, Flowers on the Nobleman's Mansion, Ceramic Nativity scene: Life in the Village and the Jan Havlik Gallery at Žirovnice Castle. The tour times can be found on the website.

We are engaged in commemorating the forgotten history of Czechoslovak aviation by organizing exhibitions or museums. You can see a MiG aircraft, a Mi-2 helicopter, an ejection trainer or many other artifacts from the air force.

We offer exhibits of 15th-century Gothic murals, “Flowers at a Noble Mansion,” the “Ceramic Nativity Scene: Village Life,” and the Jan Havlík Gallery at Žirovnice Castle. You can find the tour schedules on our website.