We operate a museum. There is an exhibition of porcelain dolls and prams.

The Museum of Hlučín is one of the youngest museum institutions in the Czech Republic, but during its short existence it has experienced rapid development and many successes in the field of museology, historical science and education.

Mineralogical, petrographic, paleontological and mineral collections are concentrated and displayed in the pavilion. The Geology Pavilion serves a pedagogical, scientific research and general educational function. In addition to university students, it is also open to high school students and primary school pupils.

We operate a fortress complex. You will find here exhibitions of military monuments. We organize cultural and social events.

We operate a firefighting museum with exhibitions dedicated to the workplace of the integrated safety centre, the cooperation of the integrated rescue system and the history of firefighting. The entire museum is wheelchair accessible.

We run a museum and memorial with exhibitions on the theme of World War II. You will find exhibitions such as The Time of Troubles and Hope, Cities in Ruins and Victims and Murderers. We organise cultural and social events.

We operate a museum where you can learn about Ostrava mills and mills in the vicinity, their history, milling methods and other information. In the museum you can see period exhibits. We offer guided tours, consultations and milling demonstrations.

We operate a toy museum. The museum is divided into 4 sections on old toys, retro toys, disneyana and collectibles.

Permanent exhibition of the artists Helena Salichová and Petr Bezruč.

We operate a museum of railway history. We offer exhibitions of original railway equipment and objects, historical photographs, drawings, pictures and films.

We offer a unique space for art and innovation, where creativity and technology join forces. We are creating a laboratory for experimentation and development, focused on sustainability and beauty. Our place is open to all who want to share their visions of the future and create new ideas.

The exhibition is dedicated to food and agricultural machinery.

The Ostrava Museum is a municipal cultural institution that offers a unique view of the history and nature of Ostrava in a broader context through permanent exhibitions, current exhibitions and educational activities not only for school groups.

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.