Tours of the medieval castle. The films The Emperor's Baker and The Baker's Emperor, Adolphe, The Devil Knows Why, The Bell Luke and The Mystery of the Old Bambitka were filmed here. The originally medieval castle, which is mentioned in historical sources from the first half of the 13th century, was one of the first manor castles in our territory.

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 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.

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.

Exposition of fortified clastic.

Offer tours of castle and chateau. The castle was built around the middle of the 13th century. In 1278, it was acquired by the Bibrštejn family, who contributed significantly to the construction of the castle palace. The current exhibition includes the oldest castle museum in Central Europe, a chapel with valuable furnishings and two castle wings.

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.

Tours of the neo-Gothic castle. Between 1690 and 1693 a Baroque castle was built by the knightly Lamott family of Frintropp. Possibility of wedding ceremonies, conferences, period and wedding receptions, private concerts and open air festivals.

The Chrastava City Museum was opened in 1996 and visitors can learn about the history of the town and its surroundings during a tour. They can learn interesting information about the first Slavic and later German inhabitants of the town and about the conquest of the surrounding mountains.

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.

We operate a workshop for stage decorations and exhibitions. We focus on exlibris, free graphics, drawing and painting.

Operation of a museum with an exposition in the field of glassmaking.

The information centre is located in the House of Jana and Josef V. Scheybal's house, which also houses the MY Municipal Gallery and the attic exhibition space.