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.
A unique metal zoo, where you will find more than 500 life-size animals made from scrap iron, the Šrotík lighthouse tower, the Hope ship, the L610 aircraft, the veterans' museum and blacksmith shop, and discarded machinery. Fun, education, inspiration in one place.
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.
At the Aviation Museum there are no barriers between visitors and exhibits. Within one admission fee you can look inside the aircraft, listen to the radio communication of the crews with the Kunovice airport tower and soak up the aviation atmosphere.
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 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.
The Great Moravian fortified settlement of Central Pomerania from the 9th century includes church buildings, dwellings, workshops of craftsmen and agricultural buildings, which are built on the basis of actual archaeological findings. In the open-air museum you can have a glimpse into the history of the Great Moravian Empire.
The town museum is located in the castle building. The museum operates as part of the Department of Tourism and Culture at the Bystřice pod Hostýnem Municipal Office. There are 18th and 19th century ceramics, sculptures by Oldřich Drahotušský and the study of František Táborský.