The Museum of the Village of Southeast Moravia. Here you will find folk architecture from the 18th century onwards, examples of original building techniques, folk crafts, traditional agriculture and animal husbandry, the history and development of viticulture and original crop varieties. Every year we prepare programmes for children and thematic events.

We run exhibitions introducing visitors to the development of the vegetable, fruit and wine growing industry as technology evolves. We organize short-term exhibitions, prepare accompanying and educational programs for children and school children. We rent rooms for social events.

We run a museum with an exhibition depicting rural life in the first half of the last century. Mainly farm machinery and tools are on display, but also a display of rural living including household furnishings.

We provide exhibitions and lectures. We are dedicated to organizing programs for children and schools, concerts, competitions and accompanying events. Regular visitors can use a loyalty card. Permanent exhibitions include Extinct Life in Moravia, Prehistoric Moravia, Great Moravia, Moravia in the Middle Ages and the World of Minerals.

We offer a unique and comprehensive exhibition of everyday life, which contains 25,000 objects from the 1950s to the 1990s. There are exhibits ranging from children's toys to mixed goods, radios and other appliances to automobiles of the time, agriculture.

We operate a regional museum with exhibitions of historical furniture, collections of sculptures, paintings and ceramics of local natives. The museum also includes a sports hall.

Permanent exhibition depicting the life and work of our ancestors with a memorial hall of Jiří Pelikán.

Functional windmill. In the surrounding buildings there is an exhibition of Highland housing and local farming from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

We offer tours of the museum, permanent exhibitions and displays.

The museum in Ivančice is one of the oldest regional museums in Moravia. The museum now welcomes visitors to the exhibition spaces at Oslavany Castle, where temporary exhibitions on a wide variety of topics are held throughout the year. Oslavany Castle also houses a permanent lapidarium exhibition.

The Upper Synagogue is the only preserved synagogue in Mikulov out of the original twelve. It was built in 1450. After a fire in 1719 it underwent extensive reconstruction. It is a Polish-style synagogue. During and after World War II it served as a warehouse. It was restored to its former appearance in 2014.