Strážnicský modrotisk
Rautis
Huť František
Since 1906, this family-run workshop in Strážnice has produced traditional indigo fabrics using hand-carved wooden blocks and historic methods. One of the last preserving the UNESCO-listed craft of modrotisk, it offers a glimpse into Czech textile heritage.
In the village of Poniklá, Rautis is the last company still making traditional Czech blown-glass bead ornaments by hand. Using century-old techniques and original molds, they create intricate decorations recognized by UNESCO for preserving this unique craft.
Located in Sázava, Huť František is a former glassworks turned interactive museum celebrating Czech glassmaking heritage. Visitors can watch demonstrations, try glassblowing, and explore exhibits that trace the history and artistry of Bohemian glass.
Muzeum čokolády a marcipánu
Plzeňský Prazdroj
Škoda Muzeum
Located in Tábor, this museum offers a sweet journey through the history of chocolate and marzipan in the Czech lands. With interactive exhibits, chocolate sculptures, and hands-on workshops, it’s a fun and flavorful stop for visitors of all ages.
Home of the world’s first pale lager, Plzeňský Prazdroj in Pilsen is where Pilsner beer was born in 1842. Visitors can tour the historic brewery, explore underground cellars, and taste unfiltered Pilsner straight from oak barrels.
In Mladá Boleslav, the Škoda Museum traces the history of the iconic Czech car brand from 1895 to today. Housed in a former factory, it features vintage cars, concept models, interactive exhibits, and optional tours of the modern production plant next door.
Třebechovické muzeum betlémů
Skanzen Vysoký Chlumec
Archeopark Prášily
In Třebechovice pod Orebem, this unique museum is dedicated entirely to nativity scenes, featuring over 400 displays from around the world. Its highlight is the intricate Probošt mechanical nativity, a massive hand-carved masterpiece over a century old.
Skanzen Vysoký Chlumec is an open-air museum showcasing traditional rural buildings from Central Bohemia. Set in a scenic hillside setting, it offers a look at historic farmhouses, workshops, and folk life, with seasonal events and craft demonstrations.
Archeopark Prášily is a reconstructed Celtic settlement in the Šumava region, offering a hands-on glimpse into Iron Age life. Visitors can explore ancient huts, watch historical crafts, and learn about Celtic culture through interactive exhibits and seasonal programs.