Operation of a year-round military-historical exhibition dedicated to the army, national defence and Czechoslovak fortifications. The exhibitions include examples of weapons, trailers, annexes and a demonstration of a field kitchen.

Running a museum of aviation, ground and combat technology. Offering identification of downed WW2 aircraft, mapping the circumstances of the downing and excavation of their wreckage.

Almost a kilometre of mutually perpendicular passages cut in the rock below Petrov. The system of vaulted passages, located in a rectangular area approximately 85 x 60 metres, provided shelter for up to three thousand people for four days in the event of an atomic explosion.

We operate a WW2 military bunker.

The museum presents military, manufacturing, transport and sport traditions of Czech and Czechoslovak aviation. World aircraft are also exhibited here. Some aircraft are not covered and are displayed in an outdoor exhibition.

We operate the Museum of Czechoslovak Fortifications. You will see here the period armament and equipment including anti-tank gun vz. 36 (L1 weapon), the only preserved and fully functional Kunz Buldog pump, equipped filter room and engine room and other rooms in an advanced stage of reconstruction.

We are engaged in the operation of a museum that documents and presents the history, development and activities of the security forces on the territory of the former Czechoslovakia from the time of its establishment to the present, criminalistics and famous criminal cases and presents the issues of the air service, foreign and border police.

In our museum you can learn about the construction, form and functioning of the Olomouc fortress and about the preserved military objects in the city and its surroundings. There are photographs, military maps, archaeological finds and a plaster model of Olomouc as a fortress. The building of the war powder magazine is unique in the Czech Republic.

The Museum on the Demarcation Line in Rokycany is the largest private military museum in the Czech Republic. The outdoor exhibition consists primarily of more than 190 pieces of military equipment. The military museum’s indoor exhibition, featuring a variety of multimedia elements, dioramas, and three-dimensional exhibits, chronicles the period from 1938 to 1945.

The Family Aviation Museum showcases Czechoslovak aviation history, with a focus on the Cold War era. Visitors can see airplanes, helicopters, engines, and other exhibits, and can even sit inside selected airplanes and a helicopter.