More than fifty nativity scenes are displayed on the three floors of the Baroque house below Karlštejn castle. The exhibition also features the largest moving nativity scene in the country, which takes up over 80 square metres. 
On the first floor you can see a collection of historic nativity scenes made in Czech lands not only from wood, but also from unusual materials such as sugar, bread or wax.
The Baroque cellars host an exhibition of history of viniculture in Karlštejn.

by car 16 km

by train 10 min.

on foot / by bike 12 km http://www.muzeumbetlemu.cz/

The museum is located right below Karlštejn castle. 
You can meet Charles IV, Rudolph II, Marie Therese, imitations of medieval crafts and scenes from the Hussite era....
The museum features a kaleidoscopic cinema.

by car 16

by train 10 min.

on foot / by bike 12 km Address: Karlštejn 173

In the 18th and 19th century, cast iron was a material popular in all decorative arts. The museum in Komárov offers an interesting overview of this artistic discipline until the 1920s with some post-war artefacts as well. The foundry museum in Komarov, currently administered by iron works in Buzuluk, shows in its permanent exhibition products of its one-hundred-year lasting production. More than 130 exhibits were lent here from the collections of artistic cast iron of the National Technical Museum in Prague.

by car 27 km https://www.ikomarov.cz/turistika/muzeum/

The museum exhibits around 150 motorcycles. It exhibits the complete range of travel, serially manufactured motorcycles of the Jawa and ČZ brands, manufactured from 1929 or, more precisely, from 1932 to 1953, examples of motorcycles of these brands manufactured later, ČZ scooters, Praga motorcycles, Pionýr motorcycles and more.

by car 24 km

by train 40 min.

by bike 23 km http://www.muzeum-krivoklat.cz/index.php

The museum was founded in 1965. Until 2001 it was located in a building called Čechovna, next to the Liteň Chateau. The museum reopened in 2004 and is now located in the newly developed interiors of a historic parish house by the Church, with permanent exhibitions on Jarmila Novotná and Svatopluk Čech. The famous opera singer Jarmila Novotná spent several years in Liteň during her marriage to Jiří Daubek, owner of the Liteň dominion.

by car 13 km https://www.mestysliten.cz/muzeum-svatopluka-cecha-a-jarmily-novotne/ds-1020/p1=1116