Operation of a museum showing the life of our ancestors capturing their last legacies. We exhibit about 420 museum pieces dedicated to the former form of housing and farm yards and local costumes.

Offering an example of a beadle's dwelling from the second half of the 19th century, which houses an exhibition of the very widespread and now extinct craft of beadle-making.

We operate a museum offering exhibitions on the development of Bučovice from prehistoric finds to 1945.

In the remains of the metallurgical complex there is an exposition of the iron industry of the central part of the Moravian Karst. The ground floor of the building is devoted to the beginnings of iron metallurgy, while the first floor focuses on the blast furnaces and especially the actual building and operation of the smelter. There are also moving models installed here.

We operate a municipal museum. There are dozens of sewing machines of different brands, a collection of buttons (wooden, mother-of-pearl, yellow and white metal and others).

Operation of the municipal museum.

We operate a museum with a collection of ethnographic, archaeological and natural science objects or fine art. We organise fairs and social events. In the museum you will find permanent exhibitions dedicated to lace in Vamberk, as well as the Hladík Hall, the Orlick Gallery and the Jewish Synagogue.

Visitors can see the works of painters Antonín Hudeček, Antonín and Jan Slavíček, Jan Trampota and many other regional artists in the permanent exhibition.

We operate a cultural monument and museum of the miller's craft. We offer tours with expert commentary by a miller. It is possible to see the mill building, the machinery needed to process the individual products and the water weir with sluice. We organise educational events for the public. We sell tourist souvenirs.

The Nativity Scene Museum, whose greatest pride is Josef Probošt’s large mechanical nativity scene. This unique mechanical creation is over a hundred years old, measures 7 meters in length, and was designated a national cultural monument in 1999.

We operate a listed site of original vernacular architecture. The environment is suitable for folk festivals, exhibitions, fairs and social events with accompanying folklore programme. We allow wedding receptions, family celebrations and corporate events.

Operation of the Weaving Museum.