The Regional Museum and Gallery in Most was founded in 1888 and occupies the former German Realgymnasium at the foot of Hněvín castle - one of the few surviving buildings from the demolished old town, listed as a cultural monument. Permanent exhibitions cover the geology of north-west Bohemia, church art from the Most region, and the jewellery of Baroness Ulrika von Levetzow, Goethe's last love. The gallery regularly hosts contemporary art shows and thematic exhibitions on regional history.
Čsl. armády 1360/35, 434 01 Most
Tue-Fri 12:00-18:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
A photographic exhibition capturing the beauty of the Most region through the work of a local photographer.
A lecture exploring the life and work of Josef Borovička, a notable museum director from the Renaissance period.
A photography exhibition by Czech photographer Tomáš Řízek showcasing colorful and exotic subjects from his journeys.
An interactive exhibition showcasing children from around the world and their daily lives, traditions, and customs.
An exhibition marking 125 years of public transport history in Most. The display covers the development of the city's transport system from the early 20th century onwards.
An exhibition of artworks by Patrik Hábl at the museum in Most.
An intimate exhibition showcasing selected sculptural works by Stanislav Hanzík, an artist rooted in the Most area.
An exhibition of student works from the F. L. Gassman Music School in Most.
Exhibition of student works from Hamr-Litvínov Secondary Technical School, displaying creative achievements in diverse fields and techniques.
An exhibition unveiling the collection of the Mission Museum in Bohosudov and the stories behind its objects and the people who shaped it.
A one-day festival blending yoga, wellness and culture. Classes for all levels, workshops on breathing and Ayurveda, music-movement activities and spa treatments.
Photography exhibition by Patrik Hábl at the Regional Museum and Gallery in Most.
Student exhibition from the Secondary Technical School Hamr-Litvínov showcasing works in the Regional Museum and Gallery.