We are a contributory organization of the Moravian-Silesian Region, combining the mission of a regional museum and the administration of monuments, which are important immovable cultural monuments of northern Moravia - Bruntál Castle, Sovinec Castle and the mowing plant in Karlovice in Silesia. The museum is located in the Bruntál castle.

Currently, the museum offers a number of interesting exhibitions about the Rýmařov region. It depicts the history of the region from prehistoric times to the 19th century, textile industry, metal mining, geology of southern Jesenik. Expositions include a number of unique items such as gold smelting plates. Lectures and cultural events.

We operate a museum. We offer a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of the town. We organize various exhibitions for schools, researchers and others.

We run a city museum. The exhibition is dedicated to the phenomenon of the upper reaches of the Oder River. On the upper floor there are exhibitions, which are regularly renewed. Up-to-date information on the town's website.

We operate a museum. Permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of the town. Offer of books, maps, souvenirs and memorabilia.

Museum operation. There is evidence of the history of the royal city from prehistoric times to the first half of the 20th century.

Operation of the Prison Museum. There are torture instruments or the original prison environment on display. You will also find an exhibition relating to the 19th century.

Museum operation. There is an exhibition of Unicovian Baroque.

Museum operation. Offering exhibitions on the history of the Minorite Order.

We operate a town museum.

Museum operation. The exhibition offers things and necessities of daily life in the village from past times.

We are engaged in the management and exhibition of collections and objects in the field of social and natural sciences not only of Central Moravia, but also of the wider area with overlapping abroad.

The exhibition offers visitors ten thematic stops that tell the "story" of stone from its earliest history to the modern period. Stone is presented here in three basic forms: as a rock, then worked into a tool and finally transformed into a work of art.