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

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.

We offer tours of the museum, permanent exhibitions and displays.

We operate a coin museum. In the exhibitions you can find the Treasury of the Romanovs, the Hall of Revolutionaries, the Emerald Window or the Lodge of the Warlords.

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

We operate a wine museum with an exhibition of viticulture and fruit growing. We organize social events. During the summer season, refreshments and a wine cellar are available in the Hotařská bouda.

The museum tells the history of machine lace. In the museum you will find a unique collection of technical curtain designs and lace patterns, covering the period from the end of the 19th century to the present day.

The museum is one of the oldest Moravian regional museums. Short-term exhibitions are held in the gallery of the Alfons Mucha Memorial. Our permanent exposition of the lapidarium is located in the castle in Oslavany.

Museum Operations.

We run a museum of illusions.

We are collecting and creating a collection of items from the years 19581989 for our retro museum. We offer a permanent display of design and lifestyle from the 1960s to the 1980s, including iconic products such as irons, vacuum cleaners and plastic toys. Our collection illustrates the everyday life and nostalgia of this era.

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.

We are a cultural and educational memory institution. We organize interesting exhibitions, meetings and discussions with people who have something to say about Judaism and Jewish Moravia. Exhibition space of 200 square meters on two floors.

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