Muzeum Zábřeh occupies the Renaissance house Pod Podloubím, considered one of the finest surviving examples of a burgher house in northern Moravia. The mazhaus-type building with Gothic cellars was remodelled in the second half of the 16th century, when its tower and arcade were added. Run by the Regional Museum in Šumperk, it holds a permanent exhibition on the history of the Zábřeh area, a dedicated section on local-born explorer Jan Eskymo Welzl, and collections ranging from Václav Hollar prints to folk paintings on glass.
Žižkova 1, 789 01 Zábřeh
Mon closed, Tue-Sun 09:00-12:00, 12:30-17:00
A lecture exploring the small sacred monuments of the region - Trinity columns and shrines from the 18th and 19th centuries with their distinctive architectural style.
An exhibition at the Zábřeh Museum celebrating summer moments by the water and the local community's traditional connection to water.
An exhibition on Volhynian Czechs: their history, villages, culture, and experiences during the world wars from the 19th century to today.
An exhibition tracing the evolution of life on Earth from ancient creatures like trilobites and dinosaurs to sabre-toothed tigers and the first mammoth hunters.
An exhibition of works by Miloslav Beneš featuring landscapes, portraits, still lifes, and cottages. The artist from eastern Bohemia presents his creations inspired by his native region and lifelong exploration of colour.
An exhibition exploring the history of cycling and bicycle evolution from high-wheelers to modern designs. Highlights include a unique 1921 bicycle by engineer Paul Jaray and bicycles from Czech manufacturers.