Between the villages of Krhanice and Lešany near Týnec nad Sázavou, the exposition of the Military Technical Museum of the Military Historical Institute Prague has been located in the area of the former artillery barracks since 1996. The collections are presented to the general public in nine halls, under six shelters and in the open air.
In the castle grounds there is a castle park, which is stylized into a children's paradise. Here you will discover a fairytale land full of elves by the famous discoverer of fairytale land Vítězslava Klimtová, a hell with devils, a gingerbread house with a witch, Mike the cat, a mini zoo, a playground and a museum. The castle park includes a permanent exhibition of miniature Czech castles, chateaux and other historically interesting objects. Besides, you can stay directly at the castle in a renovated hotel.
In the museum there is a rare exposition of stoneware from Tyniec. There is a lookout tower in the prismatic Gothic tower, which is the summer residence of the protected big bat.
The Art Nouveau house No. 74 was built in 1904-5 according to the project of Marcel Dusil by the District Credit Union in Benešov. In 1992, an exposition dedicated to the history of the town and its surroundings, artistic monuments of the region and artists who worked here was opened to the public. Ethnography is an interesting feature. It presents mainly folk clothing and textiles, furniture, underpaintings on glass and folk sculpture.
The Pyšely Museum is located in the municipal house No. 34 on T. G. Masaryk Square. There is a permanent exhibition with a seasonal exhibition from April to November. There is an ethnographic and numismatic collection, archaeology and history of the village and its surroundings. Part of the exhibition is dedicated to the native of Pyšely, university professor Dr. Emanuel Radl.