We operate a fortification museum. The museum consists of a total of 8 light fortification buildings built in the summer of 1938 to defend Czechoslovakia from Nazi Germany. The tour is with an expert guide. In the building you can buy literature about Czechoslovak fortifications, postcards and souvenirs.

We operate a museum of military technology. You can see a fleet of historical, cargo and armoured vehicles.

We run a military museum. Two floors are open to the public and depict events from the rise of the NSDAP to the conquest of Berlin by the Red Army.

We operate a WW2 military bunker.

We operate a WW2 military bunker.

In the military equipment exhibition you will see uniforms, pieces of equipment and weapons that are familiar to most men from the war. The exhibition also includes a projection of video clips with military themes. This unique in the country exhibition is dedicated to a neglected period from the 1960s to the present day.

The museum focuses on artillery, missile and heavy combat equipment. There are tanks, cannons, motorcycles, armoured vehicles, trucks and passenger military vehicles on display. Historically and temporally there are machines from 1890 to the present.

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

In its beginning we are engaged in the reconstruction of a 6-storey underground CO shelter in the area of the former Dukla mine and its restoration to its original state with subsequent access to the public.

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 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.

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.