Oblastní muzeum v Litoměřicích - Město

From the orchid exhibition, I imagined something different, but I was pleased that all the expositions were over, so super. For entry, I think super. Parking on the weekend at 11:30 for free. And with this visit we started a small season with tourist cards, we are looking forward to a better weather.

Nice, sympathetic and above all shared lady at the box office. As it was no longer open in the information center, we turned to them for advice on where to go in Litoměřice and its surroundings. We received a map of the surroundings of Litoměřice, in which one of the women will draw us places to visit. Thank you very much and we praise, we praise, we praise

Although we did not visit the museum itself, we visited Mácha's room, to which we had an amazing guide who guided us not only through Mácha's room itself, to which he gave us a really well-founded and comprehensive explanation, but also a large part of the historic center of Litoměřice with very informal but all the more interesting narration. I wish something similar worked in all cities and they had helpful, knowledgeable and pleasant guides everywhere. Really an experience for which we thank many times ...

Old Town Hall, now a regional museum. A beautiful example of the Saxon Renaissance. On the northern pillar of the building is installed copies of Renaissance sculptures Ronald (reminiscent market right), is located here and mock the old iron length measure "Czech elbow". On the south side, you can be seen the remains pillory.

The seat of the Regional Museum is probably the most important architectural monument of the city, the beautiful Renaissance building of the so-called Old Town Hall on the corner of Mírové náměstí and Dlouhá Street. The interior preserves the original decoration from the 16th century. The permanent exhibition presents the geology of the region and its historical development from prehistory to the 20th century. The museum also includes the so-called Mácha's room, in which K. H. Mácha lived and died for a short time. Interesting exhibits include a model of the baroque appearance of the city, a meeting hall of the city council with portraits of Czech kings depicted in the original wood paneling, a giant jug from the 19th century serving as an example of pottery or objects related to viticulture and hop growing. The seat of the Regional Museum is probably the most important building monument of the city, a magnificent Renaissance building called the Old Town Hall on the corner of Mírové Square and Dlouhá Street. The original decoration from the 16th century is preserved in the interior. A permanent exhibition presents the geology of the region and its historical development from prehistory to the 20th century. The museum also includes the so-called Mácha's Room, where the poet lived for short time and where he died. The interesting exhibits include, among other things, the Baroque model of the city, the meeting hall of the city council with the portraits of Czech kings in the original wooden paneling, a giant pitcher of the 19th century serving as a demonstration of pottery skill or objects related to winery and hops.