We operate a museum. We offer displays highlighting the history of Paskov, the coat of arms of Paskov holders and Edmund Reitter and his world. Seasonal exhibitions are also available.

In its beginning we are engaged in the reconstruction of a 6-storey underground CO shelter in the area of the former Dukla mine and its restoration to its original state with subsequent access to the public.

The first mention of a water mill dates back to 1678. Flour milling ceased in 1956, since then the mill has been used to prepare feed mixtures for cattle and has fallen into disrepair since 1973. In 1996 Vladan Mácha and his family became the owner and reconstructed the mill. The mill offers three sightseeing tours.

Running an exhibition that reminds people how ordinary people lived and worked in the countryside. It displays everyday objects as well as unusual tools and instruments, such as a lever or crank washing machine or the Razum family's unique stamping machine. One room is dedicated to Count Camillo Razumovsky.

The museum was opened on 1 July 2014. There are photographs and objects relating to the pre-war and post-war history of the village, the local castle, the brewery, as well as the everyday life of the local inhabitants.

We exhibit displays from the exile of 280 inhabitants of Suchdol nad Odrou to Herrnhut in Saxony in the 18th century.

The museum not only traces the interesting 700+ year history of the town, but above all focuses on the origin, processing and use of slate, which is characteristic of our area.

We run a permanent exhibition of historical craft tools and everyday objects, folk costumes and exhibits with a mining theme. You can also find an exposition of the Sedlišt'any Ethnographic Association, the Rozkvět Mining Association and the Volunteer Fire Brigade.

Vintage car museum focusing on OLD TIMER cars and motorcycles of famous and lesser known brands from around the world.

Operation of the city museum. It houses photographs and postcards from the pre-war and post-war periods, sculptures, maps, various documents and photographs of prominent residents of the village. The chronicle of Andělská Hora from the 16th century to the present is also available for viewing.