We operate a regional museum. You can find here the exhibitions of František Bartos or the Bata Principle - Today fantasy, tomorrow reality. We focus on the topics of Bata footwear and production, Film and Travel. There is an educational room, a research room and a library.
We operate a museum with an exposition of traditional folk culture and Luhačovice spa. We also organize short-term exhibitions and programs for schools and the public.
The museum attracts both young visitors to the permanent toy exhibition and adults to the temporary exhibitions in the modern audiovisual hall and the historical permanent exhibitions.
We operate a museum with exhibits from the Battle of the White Carpathians. There is a private collection containing both preserved aircraft parts, documents or pilots' equipment.
The museum depicts the former artisanal production of wooden tools and utensils in Wallachia and boasts an extensive collection of both old tools and finished products, as well as objects relating to the history of the village of Držkové.
The exhibition depicts the war events that led to the burning of the settlement of Ploština. Other places in the vicinity that suffered a similar fate (Vařákovy paseky, Juříčkův mlýn, Prlov) are also mentioned.
The museum consists of two rooms, a kitchen and a sitting room, which are furnished and equipped with objects characteristic of the style of living from the late 19th to the first half of the 20th century.
Organisation of archaeological, ethnographic and historical exhibitions. The permanent exhibition focuses on the life of the people under the Brumov castle, on typical crafts and household equipment.
Private museum of old pre-war PRAGA vehicles. Automobilka Praga was a Czech car manufacturer with a history since 1907 and produced cars and trucks, motorcycles, aircraft, tanks, tractors, bicycles, technical parts for cars, introduced dozens of patents into the world of automotive.
We run a museum. You will find exhibitions presenting the domestic processing of the most accessible natural materials wood, wicker and straw, as an important part of traditional folk culture. On display are not only the finished products, but also a summary of the skills that have been used to process these items.