Vlastivědné muzeum v Šumperku branches

We operate a museum based in Pauline's Court. We have a permanent exhibition Nature and History of Northwest Moravia. The exhibition is installed in 11 halls and presents the history of the Šumperk region and the nature of Šumperk and Jeseniky. In the exposition you can see regional archaeological findings.

We operate a town museum with a permanent exhibition focusing on the history of the town and its surroundings. There is also a mini-exhibit dedicated to polar explorer, Eskimo chief, storyteller and adventurer Jan Eskymo Welzl. We also organize short-term and long-term exhibitions.

We operate a town museum with a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of Mohelnice. We exhibit ceramic vessels and iron objects from the 11th to 15th centuries, copies of documents, archaeological finds and photographs of buildings from the 13th to 16th centuries, including Mohelnice castle and parish church. We also organise exhibitions.

There is an exhibition dedicated to the history of the town and illustrator Adolf Kaspar. We organize short-term exhibitions. There is a collection of works by Adolf Kaspar, watercolours and tempera paintings with motifs from Loštice and its surroundings, the artist's prints and more. You can also see ceramics with a surface covered with blisters and Loštice cups.

We operate a forestry museum that presents hunting and natural history collections in an original Liechtenstein installation from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Permanent exhibitions include specimens of domestic and exotic fauna, the history of the castle and chateau, the Lubomír Bartos Gallery and the exhibition Forestry Education in Moravia.

A tour for the whole family, filled with the scent of herbs, and a visit to the scriptorium in the enchanting setting of the monastery church. Interesting facts about the lives of the Dominican monks, essential items in the monastery pharmacy, and the unusual practices of medieval healers.

Step inside the top-secret backup headquarters of the Czechoslovak Railways, from which the entire rail network in Moravia was to be controlled in the event of a threat. The authentic underground facilities, complete with their original technical and communications equipment, will transport you back to the Cold War era.

The charging station is located on the museum grounds and is open to visitors. Charging cables can be borrowed from the staff during opening hours.