Operation of a museum with permanent exhibitions and gallery space. We are also engaged in publishing activities. In the museum you can see old postcards of the town and its surroundings or photo documentation of reconstructed costumes. The museum includes a permanent exposition of the history of the town, markets and ethnographies or a wine exposition, etc.

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.

We operate a museum located on the site of an archaeological survey.

Let yourself be amazed by the diversity of Pálava's nature. Discover how people have shaped the landscape of Pálava for thousands of years. Discover how research, science and the experience of local people have helped to protect Pálava's nature.

We run a museum of a legendary WWII pilot. Possibility to see period documents, personal uniforms, model aircraft, commemorative medals, prizes from shooting competitions and other memorabilia.

There are exhibits on the manufacture and repair of wooden barrels or a historic press from 1860. The exhibition is combined with a range of wines from local winemakers, and in the cellar you will find a wine cellar with a range of local wines.

Operation of a museum with an exhibition on the history of the town.

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

Operation of the Museum of Archaeological Finds. The place where the famous Roman legionaries of Emperor Marcus Aurelius camped almost 2000 years ago.

A unique coffee museum with more than 500 exhibits.

The Museum of Village Life with a collection of Haná-Slovak costumes, Easter eggs, ceramics and agricultural tools. A photo shoot in period clothing can be arranged.

The museum exhibition focuses both on the period before 1945, when the winemaking was mainly carried out by German-speaking inhabitants, and on the period after World War II, when the newly arrived Czech settlers took over this activity.