Offering an exhibition of bentwood and antique furniture. We organize exhibitions, lectures and events. You will find mainly sofas, chairs, rocking chairs and sofas, tables and beds.

Krnov synagogue built in 1870-72 in Neo-Romanesque style with rich Sephardic interior decoration. The only active synagogue in northern Moravia and Silesia. Exposition of Jewish entrepreneurs, industrialists and inventors. Concerts, exhibitions, festivals, lectures for schools, part of the Technotrasa.

Bruntál Castle offers guided tours of the exhibition. The chateau park and the chateau exhibitions are currently used for concerts, theatre performances, wedding ceremonies and other cultural and social events. The castle is the seat of the Bruntál Museum and the public castle library.

The main activity is the creation and implementation of an exhibition program. The interest of the association is to present to the public the interest and artistic activities of various clubs, societies and associations. We carry out the exhibition of works of the whole fine arts, exhibitions of schools and foreign artists.

The Krnov Jewish cemetery was founded in 1873. The tombstones and the Art Nouveau tumba from 1910 are of artistic value. The owner is the Federation of Jewish cemeteries, the administrator is the Society at the synagogue based in Krnov. Open to the public. Beware of the tombstones, risk of injury.

Historic rural building where wire and various agricultural tools were produced. In the residential building there is an exposition of forestry. Guided tours are offered in the building.

I run a mini museum of dolls and prams.

You can visit a unique cultural monument - an Empire church in which you can see unique works of Silesian "Michelangelo" Bernhard Kutzer, painter Rudolf Templer, Paul Assmann and others. The guided tour includes a climb to a safe scaffolding from where you can see not only the ceiling paintings.

Operation of the Museum of Pathology. You can see organ specimens, books of the deceased, slides, documents and instruments.

The six-storey tower was built in 2014. It is reinforced concrete at the core, its shell is made of wood. The viewing platform is 27.5 metres above the ground. It offers a view of the peaks of the Jeseníky Mountains, the town of Bruntál and its surroundings, and possibly the distant Beskydy Mountains and the even more distant High Tatras.