Step inside the top-secret backup headquarters of the Czechoslovak Railways, from which the entire rail network in Moravia was to be controlled in the event of a threat. The authentic underground facilities, complete with their original technical and communications equipment, will transport you back to the Cold War era.

We operate a road museum. We have a permanent exhibition that shows the development of roads from the earliest trails to today's modern roads. We also have historical maps, period documents, photographs, collections of service and company badges or medals.

Our company offers a unique experience at Nadhledna, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. There are also souvenirs and hiking maps for better orientation. We look forward to your visit and hope that you will take away wonderful memories.

The Memorial to the Victims of Internment on the Great Square in Králíky is a worthy reminder of the Third Resistance and the internment of the monks who were forcibly deported by the communist regime to the monastery on the Mountain of the Mother of God in Králíky - Dolní Hedeč between 1950 and 1961.

The medieval, Renaissance rebuilt fortress illustrates the type of noblemen's dwelling at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries. In 1620, it was rebuilt by the vladyka knight Christopher the Elder Huberck of Belnsdorf, who served as regent of the estates at the court of the then owner of the Zábřež estate Ladislav Velen of Žerotín.

Our goal is to bring the monument back to life, preserve its original character, make the fast accessible to the general public, and develop cultural and educational activities related to the history of this monument and the municipality of Kosovo.

Offer permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of Lanškroun. Exhibition of coins and medals of Zdeněk Kolářský. Tour of the Jindřich Praveček Memorial Hall. We offer - a tour of four permanent expositions and also seasonal exhibitions, accompanying events of exhibition openings, which offer visitors entertainment, cultural experience.

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.