We offer guided tours of the castle with its 96 metre high tower including exhibition displays. We provide rental of the castle park for cultural and social events.

We operate a gallery with permanent exhibitions dedicated to Prostejov native and world philosopher Edmund Husserl, founder of phenomenology, or the history of the Jewish population in Prostejov.

Established in 2022, this unique private exhibition of harmonies features a collection of dozens of instruments created in the 19th and 20th centuries.

We provide tours of the palace and educational programs presenting selected historical events. We also offer specialized haptic tours for visitors with visual impairments.

Featuring art culture from the earliest times to the present.

We operate a museum of historic cars, motorcycles and technology. You can buy souvenirs such as posters, badges, postcards and tourist stamps. There is a car park with a capacity of 50 places for visitors.

We operate a municipal museum.

The fortress is an important cultural monument near Olomouc built between 1851 and 1854, during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I. We have activities for the whole family for the whole day. It is also possible to book dates for weddings, teambuilding or school trips.

Running a museum with a permanent exhibition supplemented by thematic exhibitions.

Capturing the history of the community with a focus on the firefighting movement and the manufacturing program of the former firefighting equipment factory. Exhibits show the evolution of firefighting equipment from the manufacture of hand-powered engines, to horse-drawn sprinklers, to modern powerful machines with centrifugal pumps.

Exposition of a German-style windmill, which has been declared a national cultural monument.

We operate galleries. There is a large and small exhibition hall and outdoor space.

The Ludéřov granary is a remnant of a former fortress from the 14th century which was rebuilt into a chateau at the end of the 17th century. The civic association U nás has reconstructed the entire building and it is now open to the public. Inside there is an exhibition about the history of the fortress, the chateau, the farmyard and the nearby Celtic shrine.