Narodopisne muzeum Plzenska

Narodopisne muzeum Plzenska: A Journey Through Czech Ethnography

The Ethnographic Museum of Plzen, initiated by the Ethnographic Exhibition of 1912, opened its doors in 1915. Founded by ethnographer Ladislav Labek, the museum tells the story of Czech culture and history through various exhibits.

This museum, originally housed in Gerlach’s House, later moved to the former Chotesov Monastery, enabling it to accommodate a growing collection. Notable features include a display of municipal interiors from the Gothic period to the early 20th century and a showcase of rural life with artifacts like the traditional 'black kitchen' from the 19th century.

Must-See Wonders

• 📜 Historical interiors from the Gothic period
• 👗 Folk costumes and customary objects from West Bohemia
• ⚗️ Unique antique apothecary shop

The museum is accessible to the public and offers insights for tourists, families, and historians interested in Czech heritage.