Display of defunct and disappearing rural crafts.

Visitors can see sheet music, photographs and other documents showing the background of village bands.

Museum focusing on agricultural tools and implements, but also featuring everyday objects or household furnishings.

Operation of the millers' museum.

We operate the birthplace of Jan Kubiš.

Petr Mladoň was a famous Mladoňovice native and a contemporary of Master Jan Hus. His exposition belongs to the network of expositions of the Renaissance Region.

Providing exhibitions and lectures. We organize programs for children and schools, concerts, competitions and accompanying events. Regular visitors can use a loyalty card. In our branch there are permanent exhibitions Kitchen furniture, Restored castle furniture and Archaeology of Jevišovice.

Come and see and try out the model railway. Children's enthusiasts will be greeted, among other things, by the Tomáš engine.

The exhibition is accompanied by two cartoon characters who once lived in Trebic, the merchant Francesco Calligardi and the chronicler Jan Scuhenius. Together with them, visitors will discover how the basilica was built, how the town was founded and developed, or discover the beauty of old crafts. Entrance to the exhibition is through the TIC Basilica.

The museum offers over 1300 pieces of various historical exhibits. There are not only historical agricultural machines, but also historical mills, milk centrifuges and butter churns.

The importance of the house lies in its connection to the building of the Rear Synagogue. There is a vestry on the ground floor and a kitchen for preparing kosher meals in the back. On the first floor, visitors can see the housing of a poor Jewish family and in the attic there is a lecture hall.

We run an exhibition of TATRA vehicles from 1932 - 1966 and a retro exhibition of old times: toys, models, prams, old porcelain, glass.

Small museum in Predina presents the craft of button making. You will also see the weaving tools of the old extinct weavers and everything that reminds you of the cultivation and processing of flax.