The museum is named after its founder Dr. Antonín Frič, a paleontologist, geologist and professor of zoology at Charles University, who was treated at the local spa. Here you will find natural curiosities and natural history exhibits. The museum is currently closed to the public.

A museum with a permanent exhibition focusing on the history of pipe making.

The Memorial to a Life Tragedy serves as a permanent reminder of the victims of Nazi atrocities. The Mother Monument, unveiled in 1949, is also a memento of all the victims of the occupation. A building was erected at the memorial in 1982-1984 and houses a permanent museum exhibition.

Museum offers an exhibition of mineral resources of the Podbořany region, organizes exhibitions and other cultural events.

The Land of the Celts in Nasavrky brings to life the fascinating world of our ancestors. The museum presents life in the early Iron Age through period crafts, educational programmes and seasonal festivals. It is an ideal destination for families and school groups looking for an interactive insight into history in an authentic oppidum setting.

In the open-air museum you will find a Celtic manor house, granary, craft workshops, a cairn, a sanctuary and a stone railing.

The museum offers an overview of the development of lace from the 18th century to the present day. The exhibition is located on three floors of the listed Bednář Villa. Individual tours begin with a film and are unguided. A guide is available for larger groups.

The museum offers an exhibition focused on the history of the region, textile industry, agriculture and Czech-Bavarian coexistence.

We operate a museum. We offer displays highlighting the history of Paskov, the coat of arms of Paskov holders and Edmund Reitter and his world. Seasonal exhibitions are also available.

The museum tells the history of machine lace. In the museum you will find a unique collection of technical curtain designs and lace patterns, covering the period from the end of the 19th century to the present day.

The Upper Synagogue is the only preserved synagogue in Mikulov out of the original twelve. It was built in 1450. After a fire in 1719 it underwent extensive reconstruction. It is a Polish-style synagogue. During and after World War II it served as a warehouse. It was restored to its former appearance in 2014.

We run a virtual museum of living traditions of carpentry and furniture making in Ledenice from the end of the 19th century to the present day.