The Museum of the Bohemian Countryside, a branch of the National Museum of Agriculture, is housed in Kačina Castle, one of the most important Empire buildings in the Czech Republic. The museum offers several guided tours or independent exhibitions. Throughout the year you can visit events or theatre performances.

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 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.

We operate a lookout tower with an evening restaurant.

The cemetery church of All Saints was originally part of the Cistercian abbey in Sedlec. Part of the church is an underground chapel, which serves as an ossuary, where the remains of up to 60 thousand dead are found.

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.

Staré Ždánice Chateau, the former residence of Ždánice millers from 1877, later rebuilt by Baron Nathaniel Philippe de Aras into a romantic chateau. The chateau is open to the public during cultural events and guided tours.

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.

Exhibition gallery of paintings and photographs.