The castle is located on the edge of Bohemian Paradise, less than an hour drive from Prague. At the chateau you can see the exhibition of archaeology, about the history of the chateau and its surroundings, about the history of brewing and lazarette, underground, old and new chateau chapel.

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

We offer a fascinating display of authentic racing machines, including Josef Machacek's legendary quad and David Pabiska's first Dakar motorcycle. Our museum showcases a wide selection of motorcycles and quads, as well as original artefacts from the world's toughest motorsport events.

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 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.

You will find an exhibition on the technological development of Czech glass from the 17th century to the present day. We organize short-term exhibitions. The permanent exhibition also includes contemporary studio glass. The exhibition also includes archival documents mapping the glassmaking history of the town.

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.

The ruins of Frýdštejn castle is one of the three castles of the Jablonec district. The first mention dates back to 1385. The castle was written about in Karolina Světlá's book "About Krejčíkovic Anežka". The ruins of the castle were used for filming the movies About Princess Jasněnka and the Flying Shoemaker and Murder in Our Own Way.

Offering a permanent exhibition dedicated to folk housing in North Bohemia. Organizing exhibitions of art works.

Our mini-museum is unique, the only one of its kind in the world. You will see 80 charming glass nativity scenes, both historical and contemporary. The mini-museum also includes a bead workshop (not only) for children. The mini-museum also includes a shop selling regional glass products - figurines, cribs, beads and glass flowers.

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.

Operation of a museum focusing on the history of glass and jewellery making. Permanent exhibitions include The Magic World of Costume Jewellery and The Magic Garden - Seven Centuries of Czech Glass.

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.

The memorial was established in 1957 in the grounds of Bran Castle as a reminder of his stay in the Podkrkonoší region before he left for Lešno in Poland. The memorial is a frequent place of visits of teachers, Czech and foreign tourists.