The museum has two parts in the first part there are photographs and objects related to the history of the village and its surroundings, mining activities (especially graphite mining) and the later development of industrial production.

The museum's exhibitions focus on natural history and archaeological collections, urban history, ethnography, agriculture, crafts and mining. We organize cultural and social events, exhibitions and theme days.

We operate a museum of historic cars, mostly Tatra and motorcycles in the former Lihovar. There are also pedal cars and many models of cars of different ages. We organize exhibitions of vintage cars and Tatra vehicles.

Visitors will learn about the oldest way of printing textiles.

We operate a museum of ghosts and legends in the premises of a former ice plant where ice was stored for butchers and the Olešnice brewery. The museum contains mannequins of an executioner, a woman on the pillory, a groom, a bride in a coffin, a witch, a polednice, a wild woman and a witch. There is also a heykal, a wanderer, a waterman and a devil.

We offer a permanent exhibition of vintage vehicles and paintings by the Hamer family.

We run a museum with an exhibition of folk art and shoemaking, which was the most widespread craft in Bystrý in the 19th century. The exhibition also includes a painting by the Venezuelan painter Maica Gonzales, who donated it to the town.

The memorial commemorating the victims of the Holocaust of the Roma and Sinti is located on the authentic site where the Protectorate's so-called Gypsy camp operated between 1942 and 1943. The exhibition is dedicated to the period 1940-1950, when various types of camps, including the so-called Gypsy camp, internment camp and TNP, were established on the site.

We operate a museum and exhibition hall. We offer a permanent exhibition Hall of Natives with the history of Jimramov, Life in the Highlands with a nativity scene and an exhibition The Life and Work of Jan Karafiát with a new sculpture based on the motifs of the Beetles.

We run a toy museum.

You will find here artistic sculptures inspired by the works of Jules Verne, Karel Zeman and Karel Čapek. Airships, submarines, robots, and many other exhibits up to three meters in size. Coffee to go. For the little ones, a slide, trampoline, and play area. We look forward to your visit.

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.

Operation of a museum with children's dolls.