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.

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.

Aviation exhibition; the outdoor section is freely accessible all day, even when the operator is not present—i.e., 24/7. On display are the Aero L39C Albatros, the Let Z37A Čmelák, a cutaway model of the MiG-15bisSB, a scale model of the Geran-2 drone, and the Praga PV3S HR; in the summer, additional selected aircraft will be on display, such as the ASW15b glider and the Bölkow Phoebus A.

Operation of the Weaving Museum.

We operate a museum with an exhibition that presents the development of dolls and teddy bears from 1840 to the current artistic production. In the museum you will find a newborn section and a total of around 3000 exhibits.

We operate a town museum with a permanent exhibition focusing on the history of the town and its surroundings. There is also a mini-exhibit dedicated to polar explorer, Eskimo chief, storyteller and adventurer Jan Eskymo Welzl. We also organize short-term and long-term exhibitions.

We operate a town museum with a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of Mohelnice. We exhibit ceramic vessels and iron objects from the 11th to 15th centuries, copies of documents, archaeological finds and photographs of buildings from the 13th to 16th centuries, including Mohelnice castle and parish church. We also organise exhibitions.

The biggest, the smallest, the longest, the heaviest, the fastest, the most enduring - these are all adjectives you will encounter at every turn in the record exhibit charting the unique feats of record breakers. Tickets are also valid for the Golden Czech Hands exhibition and the garden with its giant exhibits. Open daily 9am-5pm.

In the exhibition you will find a unique collection of more than 90 unique matchboxes and match heads and other products of skilful Czech hands. You can relax in the garden with giant exhibits. One ticket is valid for all exhibitions of the Museum of Records.