We operate a museum. We offer exhibitions describing the history of winemaking and the Czech countryside.

Operation of the city museum. It includes a wine cellar of Kobyla winemakers.

Technical monument, exhibition of blacksmithing and wheelwrighting with appropriate rural interior.

The memorial focuses not only on the life and work of the two literary greats, but also on folklore and local traditions to which both brothers had a close relationship and often used in their work.

Prose of the Moravian countryside - a modern exhibition with a video guide about the life and work of the Mrštík brothers. We are part of the museums run by the Regional Museum in Mikulov.

The memorial was built in honour of the victims of the Battle of Austerlitz, as intended by the priest and teacher Alois Slovák in fulfilment of his vision to make the centre of the former battlefield. You can find here multimedia exhibitions The Battle of the Three Emperors or The Austerlitz Phenomenon as well as short-term exhibitions.

The museum has a permanent exhibition of relics of Swabian ancestors.

The museum can be found in the Renaissance scholastery in the main square. It preserves and documents the memory of the eastern Brno region. It prepares thematically diverse exhibitions for its visitors, always accompanied by a playroom or a programme for children.

Operation of a museum of traditions, history and skills of our ancestors and current inhabitants of Lusatia in the Hodonín region.

The centre offers wine and spirit trail tastings, a conference room for 30 people, distillery tours, a museum of winemaking and distilling, and a café with wine bar.

The Botany Department deals with systematics and phytogeography of higher plants, fungi and bryophytes. It carries out documentation of these systematic groups with emphasis on Central and Southern Europe. The library and herbarium are open to the professional public. The services of the Mushroom Advisory Service are available to the general public.

The memorial in the baroque grounds makes a rich literary tradition accessible and popular. Permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions can be found here. It takes expert care not only of the books of the Benedictines, but also of the library of the parent Museum of Brno and, last but not least, of its own collections.

The Slovak Museum Memorial was built over the foundations of a 9th century cemetery church discovered by archaeologist Vilém Hrubý in 1949.