A new permanent exhibition "City and the World" will open in the modernized building of the town museum, which places the non-European collection in the local context of Moravská Třebová's history, as part of the Museum Night on 6 June 2026 at 4 pm. The museum also organizes short-term exhibitions and lectures.

Operation of a technical museum with a narrow gauge railway. Offer of collection and presentation activities in the field of technical museology.

In the premises of the former convent of the Augustinian monastery there is a permanent exhibition of museum collections of regional importance. There is a collection of porcelain, faience and pewter utensils, guilds and crafts, personalities and culture of the Lesser Haná, the story of the Jewish quarter in Jevíček and more.

Exposition of the history of washing techniques and photo gallery Svitavská stops. Permanent exhibition of Oskar Schindler. The museum also has exhibition panels dedicated to local architectural gems of family housing.

We operate a museum of the international language Esperanto. The exhibition maps the history and present of the Esperanto movement in the Czech Republic and abroad. There are exhibition panels, book displays, multimedia documents on the computer and also on an interactive touch screen.

We run a museum about the history of Hrebec and human destinies on the grounds of one of the few surviving Hrebec farms. Everything here is functional, still in use today and many animals live here too.

We operate a cartographic center that offers map and surveying exhibitions. The exposition deals with the development of cartographic representation of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. The central exhibit of the cartographic centre is a relief map of the historical lands of Moravia and Silesia.

We run a museum with an exhibition depicting rural life in the first half of the last century. Mainly farm machinery and tools are on display, but also a display of rural living including household furnishings.

The Schindler's Ark was a concentration camp in which 1,200 Jews from Schindler's List were rescued, as mentioned in Stephen Spielberg's film. Schindler's Ark was stolen by the Nazis from the Low-Beer family in 1938.

The mission of the museum is to preserve evidence of the history of the village and the crafts that the people of the village practiced. In the exhibition area, visitors can see the machines and tools used in the household, in the craft workshops and in the farm, which were lent or donated by local people.

We run a toy museum.

We operate a museum. We organize exhibitions with railway themes.

We collect technical items related to the local area. We concentrate on military and historical technology, woodworking equipment, caving and mining. There is a campground for tents and RVs on the museum grounds.