The Land of the Celts in Nasavrky brings to life the fascinating world of our ancestors. The museum presents life in the early Iron Age through period crafts, educational programmes and seasonal festivals. It is an ideal destination for families and school groups looking for an interactive insight into history in an authentic oppidum setting.

The museum depicts the life of small artisans during the 19th century. Today you will see the dwellings of a weaver, a toy maker and a factory worker with a shoemaker's workshop. Since the end of 2018, the museum is part of the National Museum of Nature.

We operate a heritage site which is the original lime kilns. Inside there is an exhibition of the lime industry. It was built in 1893 and ceased operation in 1960.

We operate a pipe museum with approximately 300 items. We offer barrier-free access throughout the museum. The museum also includes an exhibition of the history of Prosečsko, period clothing, crockery, pottery, glass and furniture.

The exposition can be found on the first floor of the castle. It is an experiential exposition where you enter the Younger Iron Age and, thanks to a number of interactive elements, experience the life of our Celtic ancestors for yourself. The exposition is complemented by several showcases with original archaeological finds.

Offering tours of folk architecture exhibit.

Exhibition gallery of paintings and photographs.

Land of the Celts is located in the Iron Mountains in Nasavrky and surroundings. It is a place with a beautiful landscape and history that remembers the Celtic settlement. The centre of the Celtic Land is the Celtic open-air museum. We offer guided tours, school programs, corporate events and refreshments at the Inn U Dubového Kelta.

The memorial is located on the memorial grounds of a former Nazi execution site. During the second martial law in 1942, 194 victims lost their lives here. The exhibition combines authentic objects with multimedia content. In addition to personal stories, it is possible to get acquainted with unique archival documents.

The villa was built in 1885 by the prominent architect František Schmoranz Sr. for Jiří Larisch-Mönich, a descendant of the famous Uhlobarenos family from Karviná.

We are a cultural institution engaged in solo and virtual exhibitions of artworks ranging from paintings, photography to ceramics, jewellery to prints and sculptures. We also offer the purchase of exhibited works and even on installments.. We exhibit works of classical and Art Decor style. Access to the gallery is wheelchair accessible.

Permanent art exhibition and regular exhibitions, lectures and guided tours. The permanent exhibition Transmise refers to the original technical relic in the Automatic Mills building.

Displaying a permanent exhibition of fine art and holding regular exhibitions, lectures and guided tours. Offering a programme for the public and schools, running art workshops.