We operate a museum with an exhibition of folk architecture, housing, agriculture and village life. You can also visit seasonal exhibitions, the Old Bohemian Fair and other events. The area is suitable for filming or photography and wedding ceremonies.

Permanent exhibition of signalling technology, locomotives, wagons, industrial grooves and model railways. The museum is not subsidized by the municipality of Zlonice, the Central Bohemian Region, the Czech Republic, European or corporate funds.

By appointment you can visit a small exhibition of railway signalling technology. The association owns five historic rolling stock in various stages of restoration. In the future, it plans to build an exhibition dedicated to the cancelled lines in the Czech Republic and the history of the sale of cardboard tickets.

We operate a museum with an exhibition of history, ethnography, art monuments, paintings and archaeology of the town of Slany. We organize seasonal exhibitions, thematic concerts, lectures, walks and more. We offer rooms for rent including the possibility of organizing weddings.

Operation of a museum with an exhibition of traditions and present-day exploration of selected countries of Asia by our ancestors and contemporaries.

You will see vintage and retro dolls, prams, toys, teddy bears, furniture and other essential equipment. You can also buy souvenirs and dolls on site.

The museum is located in the local castle in 3 exhibition rooms. On an area of 12 m2 you can see a unique model of the town dating back to 1720. The model includes moving figures, complete with sounds, it is also possible to light up all the cottages, including the castle and the church, via 180 keys.

Museum and bunker operation. You can also see Soviet rocketry up close and peer into the battle command halls from where it was controlled.

Offering guided tours around Mayrau with an interactive programme. Excursions to the Kladno underground include a real demonstration of quarrying methods. We have a set of three mining machines from 1905 and 1932.