The Museum of the Beskydy in Frýdek-Místek is housed in the historic Frýdek Castle, perched on a promontory above the Ostravice river since the 14th century. Since 1960 it has been open to the public as a contributory organisation of the Moravian-Silesian Region. It offers permanent exhibitions (Beskydy – Nature and People, the Castle Circuit with the Knights' Hall, Frýdek and Místek, the Óndra Łysohorský Memorial), temporary exhibitions and a varied cultural programme. The museum also administers the Hukvaldy Castle ruins.
Hluboká 66, 738 01 Frýdek-Místek
Mon closed, Tue-Fri 9:00-12:00 and 12:30-17:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-17:00 (May-Oct), Sat-Sun 13:00-17:00 (Nov-Apr)
A photography exhibition showcasing detailed close-ups of insect faces and morphology. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and macro photography lovers.
Martin Velíšek's exhibition presents Inuit myths and legends through his distinctive artistic vision. This travelling show explores the world of Greenland and northern cultures.
A retrospective exhibition of the largest private collection of SEVA building-set models and their creative variations.
A retrospective exhibition of the largest private collection of Seva building-block models, featuring official variants and rare prototypes never sold commercially.
Popular guided tours of Frýdek Castle led by a guide in historical costume, running every weekend during the summer holidays.
A fun treasure-hunt activity for children at the Museum of Beskyd, searching for the lost gold coins of Jiří of Oppersdorf. Every summer weekend at 14:00.
A guided tour of an insect exhibition led by the museum's entomologist, who will share insights into the fascinating world of insects.
Explore the architectural and sculptural heritage of Místek with a guided tour of works by celebrated architects and artists.
A guided walk through Staříč exploring the local landscape, traditional architecture, and the Church of the Finding of the Holy Cross.
A guided tour through the history of trade in Místek. Find out what was sold at local markets and shops, and meet the stories of the merchants who shaped the town's commercial life.
Exhibition of award-winning photographs from the 68th Mapový okruh Vysočina photography contest, featuring the presentation of prizes to the winners.
A guided tour of Jewish heritage sites in Frýdek-Místek, featuring the Jewish cemetery and historic locations connected to the town's Jewish past.
A guided tour exploring the historic portals, doors and architectural ornaments found in churches, public buildings and townhouses throughout Frýdek.
The Museum of Beskids opens all its exhibitions free of charge during European Heritage Days.
A guided tour exploring historic portals, doors and displays in Místek's residential houses, public buildings and churches.
A guided walk along the Morávka River exploring the area's geological history and riverside plant life.
A celebration of specialty coffee featuring tastings from regional roasters and sweet treats at Frýdek Castle.
A lecture tracing the history of schools in Frýdek and Místek from medieval times to the present, complementing the museum exhibition.
Guided tours of Frýdek's well-preserved Jewish cemetery, one of the finest examples in the Moravian-Silesian region.
Explore the architectural landmarks and public sculptures by renowned artists in Frýdek's city centre. A guided tour for architecture and art enthusiasts.
Costumed guides in historical dress lead atmospheric tours of Frýdek Castle on summer weekends. Experience the castle with noble countesses and young noblemen.
A guided historical walk through Frýdek-Místek's streets, exploring lost and surviving architecture and public art.
An entomological field trip exploring insects and invertebrates along the Ostravice River. Ideal for nature enthusiasts and those interested in entomology.
Guided tour of medieval Frýdek's fortifications and castle, featuring archaeological discoveries.
A full-day workshop introducing participants to adult dragonflies of the Czech Republic and teaching identification techniques for two age groups.
A guided tour tracing the history of Koloredov village and its vanished buildings, from the Karolínské Spa to the Blattan inn and Hermann Löw's villas.
Summer day camp at the Museum of the Beskids exploring the nature and culture of the region. Perfect for children interested in local history and natural heritage.
A fairy tale interactive event at the Beskyd Museum where children enjoy an entertaining programme with classic fairy tale elements and receive their own certificate.
A guided group outing against the current of the Morávka River, perfect for nature lovers and those seeking an active outdoor experience.
A cycling excursion marking the 120th anniversary of the Czech Cyclists Club in Hrabová, perfect for cycling enthusiasts and local history fans.
Guided tour of an exhibition exploring Greenlandic myths and legends through the photographs of Martin Veliska at the Museum of Beskyd.
A guided nature walk through Frýdek Forest exploring local ecosystems and wildlife, organized by the Beskyd Museum.
An exhibition exploring the history of local pubs and taverns in the Beskyd region, celebrating the traditions of hospitality and their significance to the community.
An exhibition exploring the history and architecture of prefabricated apartment buildings in Frýdek-Místek and its surroundings.
An exhibition of historical prams from one of the Czech Republic's largest private collections, featuring period dolls and accessories. Exhibits from 1890–1950 evoke deep nostalgia.
An exhibition about spring in nature, showing how animals wake from hibernation, birds return, and breeding season starts. Perfect for families interested in wildlife.
Exhibition of landscape paintings and imaginative scenes by Lenka Hrdá, blending reality with imagination and symbolic elements.