Running a museum in the house where the blacksmith Keltička lived, reputedly the discoverer of black coal in Ostrava. The exhibits focus on Kelticka's original craft, i.e. blacksmithing and mining, as well as the tools associated with this profession. Most of the exhibits come from the Ostrava region. The museum has wheelchair access.

Exhibitions devoted to the origins and activities of the village, speedway, silver mining, railways, local manufacturing, World War II or farming in the past. There are also unique displays of aerial archaeology.

Organizing exhibitions with technical or patriotic themes. We offer exhibitions in the areas of archaeological finds of the High Middle Ages or the tradition of mining. We bring together supporters of the museum through a club. Members can attend lectures and field trips in history or natural history.

The museum exhibits exhibits donated directly by the citizens of the village, as well as those from the former flax mill and the Research Institute of Flax in Šumperk. Another important role in the history of the village is played by slate, about which you can learn a lot of information in the museum.

We operate an exhibition focused on the development of Třinec Ironworks and the history of Třinec. We provide guided tours, expert lectures and demonstrations of folk crafts. We sell publications, postcards and tourist stamps with the museum logo.

An exhibition focusing on the history of rail transport. We provide a display of the mode of transport from the Middle Ages to the creation of the earliest railway lines. There is a presentation of the production of passenger, motor and freight carriages and documentation of production from 1966 to 2003.

We operate a museum that documents the celebration of the history of harness making, leather making, and the production of the famous methylated whip.

We operate a museum offering an exhibition of Silesia including sections on Nature, Wings, Encyclopedia and History of Silesia. We organize cultural and social events.

A unique collection of meteorites from around the world. Hundreds of exhibits including very rare meteorites from the Moon or Mars. Guided tours with the possibility of quarrying some of the stones. Lectures by interesting guests, documentaries, library, coffee, our space shop and much more.

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.