Museum of Kroměříž, Regional museum in Kroměříž, Czech Republic.
The Museum of Kroměříž occupies a large building on Velké naměstí square and displays collections spanning archaeology, history, ethnography, and natural sciences. The exhibitions present the regional story from prehistoric times to the modern era.
The museum was established in February 1933 and developed into a regional center for documenting Moravian culture. Over the decades, its collections have recorded the area's history and identity.
The museum honors artist Max Svabinsky with six halls dedicated to his works and local artistic traditions. His creations shape how visitors understand the region's cultural heritage today.
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, allowing ample time to explore the various collections. Comfortable shoes are recommended as the exhibition spaces are quite extensive.
An exhibition called "History Hidden Under the Pavement" displays archaeological discoveries in an underground space, revealing the city's hidden development beneath its streets. This unusual presentation lets visitors literally uncover the layers of urban history below the surface.
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