Operation of the war museum. There is an exposition of the 1st and 2nd World War, the Prusso-Austrian War and the Czechoslovak First Republic. Documentation of aircraft crashes from World War II. Processed aircraft crashes from archives with interpretation and fragments from the crash sites.

We operate a museum with an exhibition of tanks and military equipment. Possibility of tank rides in the museum grounds.

We operate a museum of Czechoslovak fortifications. We offer an exhibition in an infantry cabin, extensive underground and trenches. There is also a nature trail, gazebo, viewpoint and refreshments. It is a large fortress complex, which is considered one of the largest bunkers in the Czech Republic.

You can see the bunker reconstructed in the form of the dark times, when not only Czechoslovakia but the fate of the whole of Europe was decided. You can visit us and learn about the conditions under which our great-grandfathers wanted to defend their homeland against the Nazis.

Operation of a museum of Czechoslovak fortifications from 1935 to 1938.

Museum Operations.

A modern interactive exhibition "Crime and Punishment", commemorating the horrors of the Nazi occupation of the Czech lands. Much attention is paid to Operation Anthropoid and the subsequent repressions. The Memorial includes the unique St. Anne's Chapel, designed by the famous Baroque Gothic architect Jan Blazej Santini-Aichel.

The museum presents military, manufacturing, transport and sport traditions of Czech and Czechoslovak aviation. World aircraft are also exhibited here. Some aircraft are not covered and are displayed in an outdoor exhibition.

We operate a museum in the premises of a fallout shelter. The exhibition focuses on border and customs guards, public safety, wiretapping and radio professional military equipment, where visitors can try out, for example, Morse code.

The exhibition documents the development of Czech military units guarding Prague Castle from the earliest times to the present. It focuses mainly on the period after the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic in 1918.

We are engaged in the operation of a museum that documents and presents the history, development and activities of the security forces on the territory of the former Czechoslovakia from the time of its establishment to the present, criminalistics and famous criminal cases and presents the issues of the air service, foreign and border police.

The museum presents the armament and equipment of the Czechoslovak First Republic army until 1938.