The Military Museum is dedicated to the most famous native of the village of Vlkoš (near Kyjov), the Army General, Minister of National Defence of the government in exile in London, Sergej Jan Ingr. Other expositions in the museum MUDr. K. Macháček, MUDR. Z. Vítek, Colonel V. Ingr. World War I and World War II. Exposition of the Czech Armed Forces in missions.

We operate a museum.

We hold various short-term exhibitions in the oldest building in the town - a listed 16th century Renaissance mansion. We also offer tours of the permanent exhibitions: the Prehistory of the Kyjov Region, Folk Culture in the Kyjov Region and Nature of the Kyjov Region.

Museum of Habanese History. There is an exhibition of Habanese ceramics, a model of a Habanese house and a found Habanese kiln in Vacenovice. The exhibition is supplemented with textual information and pictorial material on the history and life of the New Christians.

We operate a museum.

We operate a museum.

The memorial to Oldřich Pechal and Svatopluk Štulíř in Vřesovice is open all year round. The memorial is located at number 72 of the municipal office building. The permanent exhibition is directed to foreign and domestic resistance. A video presentation is prepared for schools and larger groups.

Museum operations.

We run a museum. There is a varied mix of collection items from the village and its surroundings.

Let's run an agricultural museum.

We operate a museum. The museum has a reading room and a study room. Here are exhibited the oldest surviving documents relating to the village, extensive photo documentation, a collection of old romance books, calendars, old religious literature and printed materials.

The Archlebov Museum can be found at Archlebov 84, directly opposite the church.

We operate a regional museum with exhibitions of historical furniture, collections of sculptures, paintings and ceramics of local natives. The museum also includes a sports hall.

The Museum of the Village of Southeast Moravia. Here you will find folk architecture from the 18th century onwards, examples of original building techniques, folk crafts, traditional agriculture and animal husbandry, the history and development of viticulture and original crop varieties. Every year we prepare programmes for children and thematic events.