The boldest building in Zlín. The top work of architect František Lýdia Gahura. A tribute to Tomáš Bat'a. A place you should not miss when visiting Zlín.

The late Renaissance building from the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries offers visitors a truly varied experience. You can enjoy a tour of the historic interiors with unique period features, see interesting exhibitions and displays, entertain the children in the castle's playroom or stroll through the renowned English park.

In our museum you will learn about the kind yet harsh life of picturesque Wallachia at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Great Moravian fortified settlement of Central Pomerania from the 9th century includes church buildings, dwellings, workshops of craftsmen and agricultural buildings, which are built on the basis of actual archaeological findings. In the open-air museum you can have a glimpse into the history of the Great Moravian Empire.

Offering tours of the building, which is an example of folk architecture. Possibility of organizing celebrations, weddings, important anniversaries, cultural events for the public. Can also be used as a rehearsal room for folklore groups. Capacity is maximum 50 people.

The museum attracts both young visitors to the permanent toy exhibition and adults to the temporary exhibitions in the modern audiovisual hall and the historical permanent exhibitions.

We run a museum of the last goddess of Zytkov, Irma Gabrhelová.

Operation of a bonsai museum.

Exhibiting works of art by prominent Moravian, Czech and foreign personalities from the late 19th century to the second third of the 20th century.

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

We run a museum with an exhibition dedicated to folk culture and historical art. There is an exhibition of paintings in the museum. In the exhibition hall of the museum are exhibited works of art by painters Adolf Kašpar, Jan Kobzáň, František Ondrůšek, Marie Gardavská, František Podešva, Jan Uruba, Marta Makovská and others.

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

The exhibition depicts the war events that led to the burning of the settlement of Ploština. Other places in the vicinity that suffered a similar fate (Vařákovy paseky, Juříčkův mlýn, Prlov) are also mentioned.

A listed semi-wooden cemetery church from the second half of the 16th century inside which you can see a lapidarium with historical stone and wooden artefacts and partially restored original architecture. The church also includes an adjacent park with a nature trail.