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.

Museum of Czechoslovak Fortification Branná. Here you will find information about the objects of the pre-war Czechoslovak fortifications that we manage, information about upcoming events and information about weapons used in fortifications.

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 offer tours of the castle. The original water fortress was rebuilt into a magnificent Renaissance chateau in 1531 by the Lords of Žerotín. The dark side of the castle is that in the 17th century it was infamous for witch trials, which claimed 56 victims at the stake. The possibility of weddings.

The parish museum was founded by young bell ringers from the parish of Zábřeh in 1996. Its aim is to convey the values and cultural wealth of the Church and the whole society to the local citizens and visitors of Zábřeh.

We operate a road museum. We have a permanent exhibition that shows the development of roads from the earliest trails to today's modern roads. We also have historical maps, period documents, photographs, collections of service and company badges or medals.

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 exhibition presents the history of one of the most successful manufacturers of lighting glass. In the showcases, it displays products of various shapes of lighting blown glass and machine-made glass. An audio guide draws the visitor into the glassmaking story, featuring characters from the history of the glassworks.