Museum with a permanent exhibition on the history of Hrotovice.

We exhibit original examples of the art of printing from the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries, books from the famous Prague printers Veleslavín and Melantrich, the first edition of Blagoslav's translation of the New Testament, individual volumes of the Royal Bible and the original of Comenius' famous map of Moravia from 1627, and more.

Museum focusing on agricultural tools and implements, but also featuring everyday objects or household furnishings.

We offer tours of the Renaissance castle, where the fairy tales The Emperor and the Tambor and The Magic Purse were filmed. Náměšt' was founded in the valley of the Oslava River around 1220. The first written mention of the settlement of the site of today's chateau dates back to 1234. It is possible to organize weddings, seminars, receptions and concerts.

We provide exhibitions and lectures. We are dedicated to organizing programs for children and schools, concerts, competitions and accompanying events. Regular visitors can use a loyalty card. A part of the zoological depository with stuffed birds, mammals, fish and amphibians and trophies from hunting expeditions is open to the public.

The museum offers two permanent exhibitions - the studio of the Namesti photographer Ondřej Knoll and Papírník's printing house. You can see old photographic and printing machines from the beginning of the last century, photographs from the old Náměstí and its surroundings and learn about the past of the printing craft.

Demonstration of traditional local folk culture.

The importance of the house lies in its connection to the building of the Rear Synagogue. There is a vestry on the ground floor and a kitchen for preparing kosher meals in the back. On the first floor, visitors can see the housing of a poor Jewish family and in the attic there is a lecture hall.

The museum was opened in 2004 in a historic 18th century building. The exhibits consist of firefighting equipment from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, hand-held firefighting syringes, as well as motorized syringes from the first half of the 20th century. There is also a Steyr fire engine, as well as period firefighting equipment and gear.

The museum presents nearly three dozen crafts and trades. Among the uniquenesses are the preserved workshops of a sawmill, a pearler and a cooper. In addition, the museum offers an exhibition of the history of the town and the castle, which shows how the last owners of the estate, the Counts Wallis and Schaffgotsch, lived.

A museum dedicated to the life of the poet Otokar Březina, who lived from 1868 to 1929. It houses the poet's preserved apartment in its original form with furniture, paintings, prints and smaller sculptures donated by the sculptor Fr. Bílek to O. Březina. There are also showcases with rare documents and other relics.

Petr Mladoň was a famous Mladoňovice native and a contemporary of Master Jan Hus. His exposition belongs to the network of expositions of the Renaissance Region.

British Royal Air Force Museum dedicated to Czechoslovak pilots and soldiers serving in the UK during the Second World War. The main parts of the museum are dedicated to the First Republic, the Protectorate, the Second World War and more. The exhibition is of interest to laypeople, schools and professionals alike.

We run a butchery museum. We offer guided tours about the butchery trade. There are machines and tools used in the past in the production of sausages. Our exhibits include cutters, cues, fridges, bone saws, grinders, crackling presses and axes. We also carry coin cutters, knives and cleavers.