Zemědělské muzeum – Pachtův Špejchar ve Stanovicích, Agricultural museum with historic granary in Stanovice, Czech Republic.

The Zemědělské muzeum – Pachtův Špejchar ve Stanovicích occupies a two-storey granary dated 1596 on its facade, in the village of Stanovice, part of Nová Cerekev. The building has flat window surrounds and surviving sgraffito decoration on its plaster. Its collection covers everyday life and craft work in a Czech village at the start of the 20th century.

The granary was built in 1596, making it one of the oldest preserved storage structures in Southern Bohemia. In 2004, it received official recognition as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, acknowledging its architectural and historical importance.

The museum is run by the Pacht family, which opened it in 2006 in the former granary. Its collection gathers objects typical of everyday life and craft work in a Czech village at the start of the 20th century. A horse trail is linked to the site: visitors can sleep at a nearby farm and borrow a horse.

The museum occupies the former granary at house No. 10 in Stanovice, part of Nová Cerekev. A horse trail passes the site, and visitors can sleep at a nearby farmstead and borrow a horse there. The building is a listed cultural monument, so access to the sgraffito facade is from the village lane.

The granary carries the date 1596 on the building itself, and the museum opened in 2006 under the Pacht family. A horse trail is linked to the site: visitors can ride from here and sleep at a nearby farm, where horses can also be borrowed.