We run a museum focused on the history of beekeeping in the region.

We operate a visitor centre with interactive indoor and outdoor displays and a 3D cinema. We have special programmes for schools, nurseries and organised groups.

A mini-museum of the castle, excavations and findings of the history of our village.

In the small caving museum, visitors can learn how cavers work or what can be found underground.

The museum is located in the Blansko Chateau. It offers permanent exhibitions of Blansko art cast iron, Paintings from Moravian Switzerland, Historical interiors, Castles of Blansko surroundings and Journey to the prehistory of Blansko. The museum also offers seasonal exhibitions, educational programmes, theatres, concerts, lectures and other cultural events.

Historical premises under the hotel Sladovna in Montenegro offers you a tour of the unique cellars in the Czech Republic, where the Museum of Brewing was built.

The museum continues the tradition of the local museum association, which was founded in 1905. It provides professional research and collection activities, especially in the fields of archaeology, history and ethnography.

The museum exposition in three rooms on the first floor of the building shows the richness of the forms of Jewish quarters in our country, the historical reasons for their creation, the reasons for their location and situating, their typical manifestations in terms of urban, architectural and functional aspects.

The synagogue is operated by the Museum of the Boskovice Region. It is a baroque building from 1639 with later modifications. Its vaults are decorated with Hebrew liturgical texts. The tour includes an exposition of the History of Jews in Boskovice and the possibility to visit the Jewish ritual bath - mikveh.

We run a museum with a permanent exhibition of traditional housing, archaeological excavations, mining, mineralogy and ironwork.

The exposition of the museum presents steam locomobiles, tractors, stable engines produced in Czech, Moravian and world factories. The largest exhibit is a twenty-eight ton steam plough.

In the remains of the metallurgical complex there is an exposition of the iron industry of the central part of the Moravian Karst. The ground floor of the building is devoted to the beginnings of iron metallurgy, while the first floor focuses on the blast furnaces and especially the actual building and operation of the smelter. There are also moving models installed here.

We operate a mini-museum with a private electrical engineering exhibition, focusing on telephony, unified time and mercury lamps.

Museum Operations.