Prácheňské muzeum
Prácheňské muzeum is the regional museum of Písek, founded in 1884 as the town museum and housed since 1902 in the former royal castle built in the mid-13th century. Its permanent displays and temporary exhibition halls cover the archaeology, history, nature and fine art of the historic Prácheň region from prehistory to the present, and include a live freshwater fish tank and a working orchestrion. After the 1984–1993 reconstruction its new displays were awarded the Council of Europe's European Museum of the Year prize in 1996.
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Now on view
2 exhibitions
Karel Pecl — Beauty is Hidden in Detail
An exhibition of photographs by zoologist, researcher, and traveler Karel Pecl that you haven't seen yet.
The Most Industrious Czech Man
On 15 January of this year, one hundred years had passed since the death of Prof. August Sedláček, a significant figure in Czech historical scholarship. His historical works exceed 200 titles. The exhibition presents…
