We operate a gallery. We exhibit scenery painted for the theatre company in 1904 by Antonín Slavíček with Bohuslav Dvořák.

Gallery of paintings by Miloš Novotný. Open all the time, more than 80 paintings on offer, from small formats to metre-long paintings. The offer includes paintings for all interiors: classical landscapes of the Highlands (oil paintings, watercolours), but also figurative and abstract paintings (acrylic). Painting of paintings on request - including portraits.

We run a gallery with paintings by Highland painters. Among these painters we can mention Jambor, Kavan, Panuška, Hanych, Blažíček, Orš, Fiala and Emler.

In our hunting lodge we offer exceptional privacy and contact with nature. Our restaurants and castle tours allow you to experience the magic of history and peaceful surroundings. Come and enjoy the quiet nights and the beauty of the surrounding nature.

Manufacture of hand-shaped glass, possibility of excursions to the factory. Extensive gallery of the artist Jaroslav Svoboda. Company shop. Opportunity to try glassmaking under professional supervision. Custom production, sandblasting on glass.

We operate a gallery that provides exhibitions of paintings and fine art. We organise non-sale and sale exhibitions.

1. a museum guided by artificial intelligence. A renovated old glassmaker's house, where you can visit the Milov glass museum and walk the educational trail. The Milov glassworks was founded in 1835. In the exhibition you will see over 1300 exhibits.

An exhibition space in an old industrial building in town, operated by TOKOZ a. s. Here, visitors will find an exhibition on the history of business in this part of Žďár, from the Hochner Match Factory to the present day. Most of the building is dedicated to an art collection, primarily a large collection of landscape paintings from the early 19th century.

The Horácká Gallery has been housed in the historic building of the Nové Město Castle since 1964. It also includes the castle’s private collection, featuring period furniture and a portrait gallery of the members of the Brno Foundation of Noblewomen, which owned the castle from the late 17th century until 1948.

Operation of the gallery.