The listed building of the former manor mill. One of the oldest preserved buildings from the 16th century in Strážnice.

We operate a municipal museum. There are dozens of sewing machines of different brands, a collection of buttons (wooden, mother-of-pearl, yellow and white metal and others).

We offer tours of permanent exhibitions and short-term exhibitions according to the annual dramaturgical plan in our museums. We organize seminars and lectures. We provide expert consultations.

We offer a tour of the permanent exhibition From Doubrava to Javořina, which focuses on the archaeology, history and folk culture of Veselsko, Strážnice and Horňácko. We also regularly organize short-term exhibitions.

We hold various short-term exhibitions in the oldest building in the town - a listed 16th century Renaissance mansion. We also offer tours of the permanent exhibitions: the Prehistory of the Kyjov Region, Folk Culture in the Kyjov Region and Nature of the Kyjov Region.

We focus on rescue archaeological excavations, surface collections, surveys and rescue excavations during earthworks. We carry out excavations during major and minor construction projects of all kinds.

We are a modern visitor centre of the White Carpathians Protected Landscape Area. There is a shop with regional products. You can take a look at the interactive exhibition and learn about the attractions of the White Carpathians.

We operate a wine museum with an exhibition of viticulture and fruit growing. We organize social events. During the summer season, refreshments and a wine cellar are available in the Hotařská bouda.

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.

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