We operate a glass museum focusing on engraved and cut glass from the 17th century to the present. Part of the exhibition is dedicated to the local glass school, the J. & L. Lobmeyr company and international symposiums of engraved glass. We exhibit collections of historicizing crystal trimmed chandeliers and layered lighting fixtures.

We are engaged in the management and exhibition of collections and objects in the field of social and natural sciences not only of Central Moravia, but also of the wider area with overlapping abroad.

We operate a permanent or short-term exhibition of the history of stone and shoemaking. We organize lectures, film festivals and concerts. We have a collection of weapons, folk textiles, crafts, furniture, archaeological finds and numismatic elements. We offer hall rental for seminars and training sessions.

An exhibition focusing on the gemstone cutting tradition and the history of Rovensko pod Troskami. Possibility to buy souvenirs.

We operate a museum.

The glass exhibition of the museum offers a glimpse into the history of glass production in Železný Brod. There are also glass figurines from Železný Brod, which are one of the symbols of the town. Contemporary art is represented by the works of world-famous artists J. Brychtová and S. Libenský. In the museum shop you can buy glass products.

We operate a museum offering an exhibition of documents about the life and work of Jan Amos Comenius. It also includes an exhibition on regional history and ethnography. We provide rental of museum halls. We organise exhibitions, colloquia and Teachers' Day celebrations. We publish a journal for Comenius.

The museum organizes short-term and seasonal exhibitions from its own and loaned collection items. Exhibitions of paintings, photographs and graphics are held in the museum gallery, and exhibition openings and concerts are held in the former chapel of St. John of Nepomuk. Permanent exhibitions are devoted to the history of Chrastecko.

The neoclassical palace-type house was built in 1845-1847. The painted decoration of the palace is one of the most important works of Czech mural painting of the mid-19th century. The Desfours Palace is closed for planned reconstruction.