Exposition of folk architecture in Slovácko.

Exposition of folk architecture in Slovácko.

The open-air museum in the heart of the Slovácko region presents the folk culture of the Uherské Hradiště Dolňácko region - traditional architecture, housing, folk crafts, agriculture, clothing, customs, folklore expressions and traditional gastronomy - in the Rochus open-air museum you can taste Slovácko with all your senses.

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

Running an archaeology department and lecture centre.

We arrange exhibitions and lectures. We are dedicated to organizing programs for children and schools, concerts, competitions and accompanying events. Regular visitors can use a loyalty card. In our branch there is a permanent exhibition of St. Cyril and Methodius and the beginnings of Christianity in Moravia.

Operation of a museum with expertise in the entire ethnographic area of Slovácko.

The permanent exhibition of the city's history introduces the most important events and historical moments from more than 750 years of the city's history.

At the Aviation Museum there are no barriers between visitors and exhibits. Within one admission fee you can look inside the aircraft, listen to the radio communication of the crews with the Kunovice airport tower and soak up the aviation atmosphere.

We operate a regional museum. You can find here the exhibitions of František Bartos or the Bata Principle - Today fantasy, tomorrow reality. We focus on the topics of Bata footwear and production, Film and Travel. There is an educational room, a research room and a library.

Museum Operations. Permanent exhibition of the artisanal production of spirits on the Moravian-Slovak border.

The municipal museum with archaeological findings is part of the Multipurpose House. Artifacts from the Stone Age to the modern era are on display, as well as replicas of prehistoric vessels and a model of the village as of 1827. The museum is run by members of the local Friends of History Society. Voluntary entrance fee.