Muzeum historického a kulturního dědictví

Mix of a ruined castle&roofed chateau building.The views towards tke Krkonose Mountains are said to be wonderful.However, we weren't lucky with the weather.

30 min from prague! It's an old chateauFrom the 12th century placed in the countryside outside prauge. The service is very good!The breakfast not so rich we were very disappointed.

It was a new experience. It's not about nature or architecture. But immersion in the era of industrialization: metal, huge structures, many pipes, rust, and again metal.Everything is safe and free

The 20th century history history exhibition with a short few minutes projection video at the beginning. WW2 and Normalization era, including a kid's corner.

Disappointing experience. Although the museum is not small, I think the experience is far from ideal. The museum is outdated and the pricing is not straightforward. There are 3 options you can choose, the museum, the chapel and tower, or the medieval casemates. There is no combi ticket which I find a bit absurd.The museum is not small, however the descriptions in the rooms are only in Czech. If you want to read, they have some sort of old fashioned booklets in English and other languages, however these are not intuitive and it is not always clear what section or part it is referring to. In addition there are some objects or parts that have a description in Czech in the room but no corresponding section in the booklet. There is a lot of history but unfortunately it is not optimized for people who don't read Czech. Overall, I was quite disappointed with the experience and do not really recommend coming here unless they modernize and optimize the experience for tourists.

We visited with my father, the exhibitions were just ok, many of the interactive machines were sadly out of order. The environment was badly air conditioned and it was very warm inside. The advertised checks for covid vaccinations never happened and many visitors did not use the protection - also the staff in the coffee shop didn't use mandatory face masks which was shocking, so avoid that place, at 16:30 they did not even have anything to eat and were very unfriendly. We were very disappointed, because this place has a lot of advertisements and we were looking forward to visit.

Worth a visit... Former hand-made glass factory renowned by its appearance in a famous Czech movie series Synové a dcery Jakuba skláře (The sons and daughters of Jakub - the glassmaker). Now privately owned, under restoration with large expositions, friendly personnel explaining the history. Glass shop available.

Tradiční akce Betlémské světlo, odpočinková věc

super místo, krásně zařízeno, ale co mi chybělo je lenička

Diecézní muzeum v Brně bylo založeno v roce 1993 jako první obdobná instituce po změně společenských poměrů v ČR.Je veřejně přístupnou institucí muzejního typu zaměřenou na umění a liturgické předměty a literaturu. Jejím zřizovatelem je Biskupství brněnské a je řádným členem Asociace muzeí a galerií ČR.Můžeš si projít několik (zpoplatněných) okruhů.