Housův mlýn is a multi-purpose complex built on the foundations of a 13th-century mill, tucked beneath the old town walls of Tábor along the Tismenický stream. Its centrepiece is a film armoury holding over three thousand weapons and suits of armour from well-known feature films - the only one in Europe where visitors can try the exhibits on, not just photograph them. The site also offers accommodation in rooms furnished with original film props, a Hussite tavern and a costume hire. Regular events include the Hussite Days for school groups, Celtic festivals and the autumn Festival of Warriors.
Pod Holečkovými sady 383, 390 01 Tábor
Opening hours follow the event programme
Hussite Days in Tábor - a historical celebration honouring the Hussite movement and its enduring legacy.
Guided tours of the film archive in Tábor every weekend from May to September 2026.
Celtic harvest festival with live music, ritual ceremonies, storytelling, and children's activities at a historic mill.
Commemoration of Master Jan Hus's burning featuring live music, a film screening, interactive games for children, and a special menu, culminating in the lighting of memorial fires at 22:00.
Historian and author Jan Hrdina presents on cinematic Scotland and launches his new book on the Roman Empire. The lecture combines his long-standing study of British history with popular history.