In total, The Regional Museum in Decin manages more than 220,000 collection items, mostly of a regional nature.

The Regional Museum in Most has been collecting historical, scientific, and artistic collections with an emphasis on the wider Most region.

The Regional Museum in Teplice specializes in the archeology, history, and nature of northwestern Bohemia.

The Olomouc Museum Of Art manages approximately 91,100 collection items and it is the third largest institution of its kind in the Czech lands.

The dominant feature of the Museum of Chocolate and Marzipan is a life-size chocolate statue of the most famous Czech hockey player Jaromír Jágr.

Zubrnice Open Air Museum is the only museum in northern Bohemia which presents the housing, culture and connectivity of the original inhabitants.

The District Museum in Louny collects objects that are primarily related to their region, like for example collections of historical photography or numismatics.

In the Glass museum you can find a glass chair made by the Elias Palme company in the last decade of the 19th century for Maharaja’s Palace in Hyderabad, India.

The tourist instructive trail of Czechoslovak fortifications, built in the region Orlické hory in the years 1936 – 1938, consists of fourteen information boards placed along the red tourist trap leading past Panské Pole, Anenský vrch and the fortress Hanička.

The Krkonoše National Park Administration operates a network of Krkonoše Museums in Vrchlabí, Jilemnice, Paseky nad Jizerou and Harrachov.