In the museum there is a permanent exhibition Nature and Interesting Sites of the Frýdlant Region and History of Nové Město pod Smrkem.

The museum is housed in an architecturally valuable Art Nouveau villa with partially preserved interiors and offers historical and ethnographic exhibitions, the estate of the writer Karolina Světlá, a unique Gothic cabinet with stencil decoration and, in a separate exhibition, the Romanesque-Gothic premises of the former Johannine commandery.

The monumental building from 1898 in the historicist style has been the seat of the Liberec Museum since the beginning, which after a recent reconstruction offers playfulness, interactivity and involvement of the whole family. Touch copies of art objects, make your own coin, listen to the voices of birds or listen to an orchestrion.

In the museum you can see a gallery of authors coming from the Frýdlant region, an exhibition of firearms and historical objects connected with the town. The tours are without a guide. There is a music lounge with historical musical instruments and materials documenting the activities of singing societies.

The museum focuses mainly on the history of transport, the industrial and technological past and the present of the region. Among the exhibits you will find historic cars, motorcycles and a unique exhibition of bicycles. Tram and railway enthusiasts will also find something to enjoy. Don't expect boring technology, even children get excited.

Exposition of fortified clastic.

It is a modern ideal reconstruction of an early medieval noble residence from the 12th and early 13th century. The manor consists of a fortified "nobility" on a hill and an adjacent settlement of craftsmen. Various cultural events and historical fencing battles take place here throughout the year.