Museum of the Boskovice Region
Muzeum regionu Boskovicka
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Established in 1905, the Museum of the Boskovice Region focuses on the archaeology, history, ethnology, and natural sciences of the region. It operates from the Count's Residence, managing Jewish monuments (Synagoga maior, Jewish Municipal House) and an exhibition of historical agricultural machinery, offering diverse permanent and temporary exhibitions and educational programs.

📜 Museum of the Boskovice Region, established in 1905.
🔍 Explores archaeology, history, ethnology, and natural sciences of the region from prehistory to present, across multiple locations, including the Count's Residence, Jewish monuments (Synagoga maior, Jewish Municipal House), and an agricultural machinery exhibition.

Why Go

🏛️ Explore diverse permanent exhibitions on natural history, archaeology, and regional history from prehistory to present, including Celtic finds, medieval artifacts, and a carved model of Boskovice.
🕍 Visit unique Jewish monuments like the Synagoga maior and Jewish community house, learning about local Jewish history.
🚜 Discover historical agricultural machinery.
🎨 Engage in creative educational programs and workshops for all ages and school groups.

Why Avoid

🥶 Some exhibitions are in cold cellar spaces.

Tips

📞 Group visits can be arranged outside regular opening hours.
🧥 Wear warm clothing for cellar exhibitions.

Cost

💰 Admission fees apply, educational programs and guided tours have varying costs.

Hours

🕒 Hours vary by season and location; generally closed Mondays. (Sept-May: Tue-Fri 10:00-17:00, Sat-Sun 13:00-17:00; Jun-Aug: Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00).

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