We provide tours of the working hydroelectric power plant.

Running a museum offering permanent displays of historic motorcycles and cars. Providing vintage car buying and selling services.

The museum offers over 1300 pieces of various historical exhibits. There are not only historical agricultural machines, but also historical mills, milk centrifuges and butter churns.

We run an exhibition of TATRA vehicles from 1932 - 1966 and a retro exhibition of old times: toys, models, prams, old porcelain, glass.

Come and see and try out the model railway. Children's enthusiasts will be greeted, among other things, by the Tomáš engine.

Operation of the fortress museum.

Museum of the lifetime work of sculptor, painter and performer Lubo Kristek. More than 60 years of surrealist Kristek's work in historical twists and turns: sculptures, assemblages, paintings, relics from his legendary happenings.

Providing exhibitions and lectures. We organize programs for children and schools, concerts, competitions and accompanying events. Regular visitors can use a loyalty card. In our branch there are permanent exhibitions Kitchen furniture, Restored castle furniture and Archaeology of Jevišovice.

The memorial is a symbolic commemoration of the life and work of the Premonstratensian Brother, researcher in the field of electricity and inventor of the lightning conductor Prokop Divis. The memorial was designed by the Brno architect Bohuslav Fuchs.

The museum, archaeological museum and exhibition presents the rich history of the original old Znojmo Hradiště, from the deep prehistory to the early Middle Ages. The entrance to the museum is from the roundabout, in the direction of the Renaissance tower. Here there is a ticket office, information centre and toilet for guests. There is a charge for the toilet.

In the castle premises you can see permanent exhibitions of birds of prey and the life of the Highland and serf society.

You can visit the Charles Sealsfield Museum with its library and see the Podyjí National Park's exhibition on nature around Popice.

Display of defunct and disappearing rural crafts.