An exhibition dedicated to the inventor of the lightning rod, Prokop Diviš.

The West Bohemian Museum in Pilsen is one of the largest museum institutions in the Czech Republic in terms of the scope of its historical, art and natural science collections. At the same time, it is a centre of scientific work in a number of scientific disciplines.

The museum houses an exhibition of glass from the Sumava company Lötz, occasional exhibitions are held.

We exhibit musical instruments and other music related items. We also organize short-term exhibitions. The building is wheelchair accessible. We provide access to the exhibition with a pram. There is a children's play area, changing table, cloakroom and more.

We operate a town museum, which includes exhibitions of ethnography, the 1775 Peasant Uprising, mining in the Podkrkonoše region and Rtyň music. The expositions include an educational trail through mining monuments.

Operation of a regional museum specializing in the history of winemaking in the Bohemian wine region and the history of pram and buggy manufacturing in the Czech Republic. Offer of educational programmes. Tasting of Czech wines.

Operation of a national cultural monument with elements of Art Nouveau geometric ornament, English country architecture and Slavic tradition. The building is designed by Jan Kotěra.

Running a military museum with a focus on the Second World War.

We run a museum. We organize exhibitions. Permanent exhibitions are also available. The exhibition space includes a section dedicated to the activities of members of the Order of St. Francis in the city. The museum also includes a unique collection of carved figural beehives from the late 18th century.

Exposition of mineralogical and geological curiosities.

We operate the Museum of Czechoslovak Fortifications. You will see here the period armament and equipment including anti-tank gun vz. 36 (L1 weapon), the only preserved and fully functional Kunz Buldog pump, equipped filter room and engine room and other rooms in an advanced stage of reconstruction.

Exposition of supernatural beings in the cellar of Třeboň castle.

The memorial in the baroque grounds makes a rich literary tradition accessible and popular. Permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions can be found here. It takes expert care not only of the books of the Benedictines, but also of the library of the parent Museum of Brno and, last but not least, of its own collections.

The Museum was founded in 1891 in connection with preparations for the Czechoslovak Ethnographic Exhibition in Prague. The director of the girls' schools, Jáchym Metelka, was responsible for its establishment.