Would you like to see the whole world of money from ancient times to today? Thousands of exhibits of coins and banknotes, chests and bags full of money, children's corners, museum money and other attractions, lots of mystery, experience, fun and beauty in one place.

We run a permanent exhibition. We organize seasonal exhibitions, educational programs, lectures. We provide guided tours of the Štáfl's Bastion and the Monastery Church of the Holy Family in Havlíčkův Brod.

A museum that presents the development of energy, ingenious inventions and the work of our ancestors who were already aware of the important benefits of electricity.

Operation of a museum offering thematic exhibitions and expositions. We offer an exhibition focused on the history of the town of Přibyslav. The tower at the Church of St. John the Baptist also falls under our administration.

Presentation of the history and present of firefighting technology, civil protection system and the region of Přibyslav.

We run a literary museum. We provide protection of museum collections. We acquire, permanently preserve, process and make accessible collections of documents on the development of literature in the Czech lands.

If you are interested in what our DIYers have created, I would be happy to welcome you to the museum.

Running a farm museum. The national cultural monument Michael's Farm preserves the building sensibility of the agricultural peasant in the Svetel region in the period between the end of the Thirty Years' War and the abolition of robots in the Czech Kingdom, i.e. between 1648 and 1848. At the same time, it shows the life, work and customs of the time.

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.

Operation of an exhibition commemorating the life and work of Jaroslav Hašek.

Expositions in the premises of the former water mill refer to the iron tradition of the Žďár region. Visitors will learn how medieval ironworkers obtained the basic raw materials, i.e. wood, charcoal and iron. Part of the exhibition is dedicated to the last inhabitants of the building, the Brdíček family.

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.