Hornicko-mineralogické minimuzeum Hřebečná

About the museum

The Mining and Mineralogical Mini-Museum is in Hřebečná, which is part of the town of Abertamy. It is a private museum in a residential house on Pohraničníků Street. It welcomes all friends of mining and minerals, not only from the Ore Mountains (Krušné hory).

The collection includes old miners' lamps and kahany, miners' clothing and tools. The minerals come from the Ore Mountains and the surroundings of Abertamy, from other important ore localities in the Czech Republic, such as Jáchymov, Příbram or Stříbro, and also from Romania and Slovakia. In front of the house stands a hand-carved statue of a miner, larger than life.

The space is small, so no more than five people may enter the museum at one time, and a visit takes about ten minutes. Admission is voluntary.

Highlights

• old miners' lamps and kahany
• minerals from the Ore Mountains and the surroundings of Abertamy
• minerals from Jáchymov, Příbram and Stříbro
• minerals from Romania and Slovakia
• hand-carved statue of a miner in front of the museum

Permanent exhibition

• Hornické lampy, kahany a minerály – A small exhibition showing old miners' lamps and kahany and minerals from the Ore Mountains, the surroundings of Abertamy and other important ore localities.

Operated by

soukromé muzeum

Admission & discounts

Admission is free.

Admission is voluntary.

Accessibility

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Kids & families

Getting there & parking

The museum is in a residential house on Pohraničníků Street in the Hřebečná part of Abertamy; the statue of a miner stands in front of the house.

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

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