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.

The Association is committed to the preservation of the prison's heritage and its dignified use.

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.

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.

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

Cultural facilities of the city. Large hall can accommodate 200 people. It includes a small stage in the front with facilities, an adjoining hall with a buffet and a balcony at the back. The small hall has a capacity of 50 people. The facility is used for theatre performances, cultural events, lectures, weddings or family celebrations.

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.

The cultural booth in the modernly equipped premises run by Otrokovice Beseda provides facilities for art and history, lectures and discussions. Three civic associations - Rozumění, which brings together artists, the Otrokovice Beseda Photo Club and the Club of Friends of the History of Otrokovice - share the attractive content.

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

The Museum of the Village of Southeast Moravia. Here you will find folk architecture from the 18th century onwards, examples of original building techniques, folk crafts, traditional agriculture and animal husbandry, the history and development of viticulture and original crop varieties. Every year we prepare programmes for children and thematic events.