The Land of the Celts in Nasavrky brings to life the fascinating world of our ancestors. The museum presents life in the early Iron Age through period crafts, educational programmes and seasonal festivals. It is an ideal destination for families and school groups looking for an interactive insight into history in an authentic oppidum setting.

The museum is located on the square in the former rectory building next to the church of St Philip and St James. Visitors can see a haunted exhibition in the cellar. In the exhibition hall there is an exhibition about life in Horace and there are other short-term exhibitions and talks.

The exposition can be found on the first floor of the castle. It is an experiential exposition where you enter the Younger Iron Age and, thanks to a number of interactive elements, experience the life of our Celtic ancestors for yourself. The exposition is complemented by several showcases with original archaeological finds.

Unique exhibition of insects from all over the world including terrariums with live beetles, scarecrows. The exhibition is suitable for all ages, suitable for school trips and individuals. There is no wheelchair access, payment in cash.

MMG Hlinsko becomes two opposite buildings. The museum (Havlíčkova 675) and the gallery (Havlíčkova 614). Opening hours and entrance fees vary according to the current exhibitions and displays. This up-to-date information is always published on the website in the info section or in the description of current exhibitions and events

In the museum you will learn about the breeding of Old Cladruby horses, the course of the repair of the entire building, the savior of the Old Cladruby ravens Professor Bilek and the standard of Old Cladruby horses.

The museum is divided into a scientific part and the exhibition Horses in Art. Sale of leporellas, postcards and other materials with castle and hippological themes.

Museum with a permanent exhibition called "How life was many years ago". Here you can see sports or craft equipment, uniforms, telephones, cameras, paintings and interior furnishings.

The Jan Zrzavý Memorial Hall was opened in Krucemburk in 2002. Visitors can learn many interesting facts about the painter's life. There is a rich pictorial documentation including reproductions of some of his works.