Centrum Eden, stavba v okrese Žďár nad Sázavou
Centrum Eden is an amusement park and homestead in Bystřice nad Pernštejnem, Czech Republic, designed for families, school trips, and group events. The grounds are divided into three areas: a farmyard with craft workshops, a reconstructed 19th-century village, and a modern eco pavilion focused on sustainable living.
The site was originally a farm that had fallen into disrepair before being gradually restored and transformed into a visitor center. Over time, new areas were added, including a brewery, an eco pavilion, and a riding arena.
At the heart of the site is a small village made up of seven houses built to resemble life in the 1800s, each dedicated to a different craft such as weaving, pottery, or woodworking. Visitors can walk inside, touch objects, and get a feel for how rural people worked and lived in that era.
The grounds are spacious and work well for a half-day or full-day visit depending on your group and interests. Opening days are more frequent in summer and early autumn, while school groups and private events can be booked outside those periods.
The on-site brewery, I. Bystřický pivovar, produces a beer called Štajgr that visitors can taste in the park's restaurant. The farm also hosts donkeys rescued from Slovakia, which now live alongside the goats and chickens in the animal corner.
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