The State Museum of Glass and Costume Jewellery, founded in 1904, is the only museum in the world combining both fields under one roof. It occupies an Art Nouveau building - the former Zimmer & Schmidt export house, listed as a cultural monument - and holds over 12 million items, including the second largest glass collection in the Czech Republic and the world's largest public collection of glass Christmas ornaments. Three permanent exhibitions run alongside changing displays, and a striking glass extension shaped like a cut crystal was added in 2020.
U Muzea 398/4, 466 01 Jablonec nad Nisou
Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
The Triennale 2026 showcases contemporary glass and jewellery works at the State Museum in Jablonec nad Nisou.
An expanded exhibition of Christmas ornaments featuring the results of an international symposium where manufacturers and designers collaborated on new designer pieces.
An exhibition showcasing contemporary Czech glass and jewellery design from the last three years.
Second edition of an exhibition featuring three young glass artists continuing their work after university in Jablonec nad Nisou.
An exhibition showcasing borosilicate glass produced in the Czech Republic and its unique properties and industrial applications.
An exhibition bridging historical jewelry and contemporary design, originating in the German town of Idar Oberstein.
A summer creative workshop at the glass and jewellery museum for families with children, open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during the school holidays.
A celebration of 160 years since Jablonec's elevation to city status, held at the State Museum of Glass and Jewellery.
The Glass Festival celebrates 250 years of glass production at Kristiánov. Once yearly, traditional glassmaking crafts return to the historic settlement in the Jizera Mountains.
A celebration of traditional glassmaking craft in Jablonec nad Nisou, featuring glass makers and their work.
