The museum offers a glimpse of villages from the 18th century to the 1950s.

Permanent exhibition depicting the appearance of a historic square made up of a collection of original wooden buildings.

Permanent exhibition of historical farm and craft machines and tools.

In our museum you will learn about the kind yet harsh life of picturesque Wallachia at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

The postal address of the museum is located here. All our tours are outdoors.

We operate a museum with an exhibition on craftsmanship in the town and its surroundings. There is, for example, an ethnographic collection containing embroideries of Zuber women and parts of women's and men's costumes from the late 19th century to the present. We also organise short-term exhibitions.

We operate a museum. There is a historical costume, two sculptures by Jan Knebl (a bust of the writer Bohumír Četyna, an allegory of the economic crisis) and a 1930 Wallachian crib by Josef Knězek.

Permanent exhibition dedicated to life in the castle, the history of the town and the Žerotín family and two galleries with various exhibitions.

We operate a tapestry museum.

A listed semi-wooden cemetery church from the second half of the 16th century inside which you can see a lapidarium with historical stone and wooden artefacts and partially restored original architecture. The church also includes an adjacent park with a nature trail.

The empire chateau with its extensive park attracts visitors with its modern multimedia exhibition Man in the Landscape, Landscape in People, attractive exhibitions, the chateau café and playrooms and educational rooms for children. The building is wheelchair accessible thanks to a lift, and there are also special rooms for mothers with young children.