Exceptionally well-preserved water roller mill on the Olšava River with original machinery and mill mechanisms. A guided tour offers an insight into the life and work of millers in the first half of the 20th century. This cultural monument is an important document of the technical equipment of water mills of the last century.
The museum maps the environment and way of life of the rural population in Moravian Slovácko, as well as festive and ordinary activities connected with the farmstead's economic operation.
We are a modern visitor centre of the White Carpathians Protected Landscape Area. There is a shop with regional products. You can take a look at the interactive exhibition and learn about the attractions of the White Carpathians.
We operate a museum offering an exhibition of documents about the life and work of Jan Amos Comenius. It also includes an exhibition on regional history and ethnography. We provide rental of museum halls. We organise exhibitions, colloquia and Teachers' Day celebrations. We publish a journal for Comenius.
The municipal museum with archaeological findings is part of the Multipurpose House. Artifacts from the Stone Age to the modern era are on display, as well as replicas of prehistoric vessels and a model of the village as of 1827. The museum is run by members of the local Friends of History Society. Voluntary entrance fee.
Operation of a museum showing the life of our ancestors capturing their last legacies. We exhibit about 420 museum pieces dedicated to the former form of housing and farm yards and local costumes.
Buildings 14 and 15 house the 14l15 Baťa Institute, a cultural and educational center. It is home to the Regional Gallery of Fine Arts, the Museum of Southeast Moravia, the František Bartoš Regional Library, and the Regional Tourist Information Center. This modern complex is managed by the 14l15 Baťa Institute, a public institution.
Functional windmill. In the surrounding buildings there is an exhibition of Highland housing and local farming from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.