The museum has exhibitions documenting life in Rokycany, local nature and industry.

Offer lock inspection. The first mention of the chateau dates back to the 16th century, specifically in a sales contract from 1569, when the fortress and the village of Poříčí passed from the ownership of vladyka Hendrych Mladota of Jelmanice to the ownership of Mr. Mikuláš Šic of Drahenice.

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

In the interactive museum, visitors, especially the smaller ones, can get to know the exhibits firsthand. Dozens of small activities draw children into the everyday life of our ancestors in a fun way.

The Baroque chateau has undergone an interesting architectural development that reflects the dramatic history of Horažďovice. During the season you can visit for example: the Great Hall with unique fresco decorations, the chapel, the hunting corridor, the medieval tower, the Empire salon, or the enfilade of rooms with seasonal exhibitions of the Municipal Museum.

The museum is located in the building of the former Jewish synagogue. Thanks to the local native V. Mentberger, it has managed to gather collections of tin, cast iron, porcelain, faience, stoneware, as well as German, French, Italian and Spanish ceramics, as well as a collection of local pottery, pipe making and Kasey embroidery.

The Visitor Centre of the Geophysical Institute of the CAS is located at the Kašperské Hory Seismic Observatory. We invite you to take a tour of the Kristýna adit and visit the museum, where we will explain the principles of seismic measurements.

The museum has been housed since 2002 in the listed building of the pseudo-Gothic Hradiště castle. The museum owns a rich archaeological, ethnographic, art and industrial collection. The castle houses permanent exhibitions of regional history and hosts exhibitions and concerts.

A museum focusing on the development of public transport in the West Bohemian region. You can see trolleybuses, buses, trailers, a lorry, a tram and passenger cars, mostly Škoda.

We run a museum displaying exhibitions on the subject of the Skaš toy. The first references to the production of wooden toys in the village of Skašov date back to the 18th century. Toys were made of spruce wood, smaller parts were made of aspen, lime and birch wood. The toys were painted and decorated with paints.

We operate a cultural technical monument from the 16th century offering tours. Every year in May, the "Hamernica Days" are held here with demonstrations of the work of artistic blacksmiths and an accompanying programme. We also sell souvenirs such as horseshoes, bells, forged nails and wedges.