Museum Jindřichohradecka

A very nice museum and an impresive nativity scene.

Lovely exhibition. Worth to stop-by. Handicapped friendly.

Beautifully arranged exhibition. Some are more interesting, some less so. By far the best are Kryza's mangers. The only pity is that some of them are now (August 2020) under reconstruction and are thus covered for the visitor.

Beautiful, interesting and engaging museum. The interpretation is only for the movable nativity scene, the rest of the exhibitions you will walk through yourself. There is an exhibition about Emma Destinová, a room with sewing machines, an amazing historic pharmacy and much more. Very nice staff.

Nice museum with several different exhibits. The Krýza Nativity Scene, or the largest folk moving nativity scene in the world, is especially exceptional. There are also expositions of Lada sewing machines, Gothic sculptural art, guilds and their functioning, bourgeois and folk way of life, as well as expositions about the air battle that took place nearby. You will also find the Emmy Destination Hall here.