We invite you to an exhibition of models of the Miroslav Castle over time.

The museum has two exhibits year round and one seasonal exhibit. The permanent exhibitions include the Vedrovice 6000 years ago - about the life of farmers, burial and the Krumlov Forest - mining of hornblende stone.

The museum offers a walk through the history of Mohelen from 40,000 BC to the present.

Museum operations.

We organize exhibitions and openings, we are dedicated to the management of historical monuments in the area. We offer events for schools. We provide lectures and excursions. You will find exhibits on the living and non-living nature of Znojmo, archaeology, black crafts and oriental weapons. We rent the hall for weddings.

Central depository, exhibition and regional education centre.

Expositions present the life and works of the Ivančič natives Alfons Mucha and Vladimír Menšík.

The museum in Ivančice is one of the oldest regional museums in Moravia. The museum now welcomes visitors to the exhibition spaces at Oslavany Castle, where temporary exhibitions on a wide variety of topics are held throughout the year. Oslavany Castle also houses a permanent lapidarium exhibition.

We exhibit original examples of the art of printing from the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries, books from the famous Prague printers Veleslavín and Melantrich, the first edition of Blagoslav's translation of the New Testament, individual volumes of the Royal Bible and the original of Comenius' famous map of Moravia from 1627, and more.

We run a butchery museum. We offer guided tours about the butchery trade. There are machines and tools used in the past in the production of sausages. Our exhibits include cutters, cues, fridges, bone saws, grinders, crackling presses and axes. We also carry coin cutters, knives and cleavers.

The museum presents nearly three dozen crafts and trades. Among the uniquenesses are the preserved workshops of a sawmill, a pearler and a cooper. In addition, the museum offers an exhibition of the history of the town and the castle, which shows how the last owners of the estate, the Counts Wallis and Schaffgotsch, lived.