Josef Suk Memorial

Closed today, open again on saturday at 10:00
Křečovice 3, Křečovice u Sedlčan

The exhibition on the life and work of composer, Josef Suk (1874–1935), in the house where he lived and created his music. Documents connected with the artistic activity of the Czech Quartet are also exhibited.

  1. Partially wheelchair accessible Partially wheelchair accessible

Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday–Friday: by appointment only (please call +420 317 741 308, +420 602 292 021)

Opening hours

Monday closed
Tuesday closed
Wednesday closed
Thursday closed
Friday closed
Saturday 10:00  -  17:00
Sunday 10:00  -  17:00

Entrance fees

Tickets can be purchased only at the box office.

Whole building

Adult 50 CZK
Reduced Reduced:
– senior citizens over the age of 65
– juveniles 15–18 years old
– holders of ISIC or ITIC cards
– high school and university students upon presentation of a student identity card 30 CZK
School excursions School excursions (15–26 years):
– organized school groups with pedagogical support
– 3 members of the teaching staff free of charge 30 CZK
Children up to 15 years Only accompanied by an adult FREE ADMISSION

Free admission: children from children’s homes or SOS children’s villages; holders of physical disability cards (ZTP, ZTP/P and people accompanying them); holders of cards: ICOM, Slovak National Museum, the National Museum Society, Benefit card of the European GNSS Agency – the Ministry of Transport, Prague Card, employee of a contributory organization of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic (+ 3 pers.)


Filming, taking photos (no flash) for noncommercial use – free with valid ticket.

The ticket must be kept for the duration of the visit.

Exhibitions in the building

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Information on guided tours for the public

If you are interested in guided tours, please contact us at +420 317 741 308 or +420 602 292 021.

Price for service:

  • in English: the price of a regular ticket + 70 CZK / person
  • in Czech: price of a regular ticket + 50 CZK / person

The exhibition on the life and work of composer, Josef Suk (1874–1935), in the house where he lived and created his music. Documents connected with the artistic activity of the Czech Quartet are also exhibited.

Partially wheelchair accessible

There are stairs in the building. Our employees will help you when going up or down stairs in the building. For more information call: 317 741 308.

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