Cetrat is an experimental workplace where traditional, often extinct production methods of processing natural materials are researched and reconstructed, and the outputs of this research are presented through exhibitions, thematic programmes and publications.

The memorial is located on the memorial grounds of a former Nazi execution site. During the second martial law in 1942, 194 victims lost their lives here. The exhibition combines authentic objects with multimedia content. In addition to personal stories, it is possible to get acquainted with unique archival documents.

The current exposition of the museum (formerly called the Tatra Technical Museum) consists of a typologically compact collection of passenger cars, with which the Tatra automobile company made its mark in the world history of automotive engineering in the 20th century.

The museum was opened on 17 November 2021 in the reconstructed building of the former Tatra foundry and presents a unique collection of 81 Tatra trucks and chassis on an area of more than 5,000 m2. The core is the original collection of Jiří Hlach, a private collector, which Tatra acquired in 2015.

The pilgrimage complex with a monumental church was built in the 18th century by the monastery of Plasz. The architectural concept of J. B. Santini was completed in 2021 with the unique addition of a second ambulatory. This national cultural monument is the seat of the Museum and Gallery of Northern Pilsen. The surrounding landscape bears the prestigious European Heritage designation.

The new exhibition will link Dvořák's music with the genius of his birthplace. The innovative exhibition will present the environment of the Central Bohemian village as it looked in the mid-19th century, when Dvořák was growing up there. Great emphasis is placed on the sound and, of course, on the music.

This Renaissance chateau built in the 16th century is located on the left bank of the Vltava River, 35 km from Prague. Today it houses a museum with an important part of the Lobkowicz collections. The historic halls, courtyards and gardens are used year-round for private and corporate events, educational programs and festivals.