Centrum Eden, stavba v okrese Žďár nad Sázavou

Centrum Eden is an amusement and educational park in Nový Dvůr, Bystřice nad Pernštejnem, near the railway station. Its grounds comprise the Panský dvůr farmyard with a brewery, the Horácká vesnice village, the Ekopavilon and Farma Eden. The four-winged farmyard, rebuilt from 1815 by Vilém Mitrovský, has a chateau wing, stables and servants' flats.

The site began as a farmstead in the 15th century; in 1495 Vilém and Vratislav of Pernštejn transferred it to the town of Bystřice. In 1731 Arnošt Matyáš Mitrovský acquired the estate, and in 1815 Vilém Mitrovský rebuilt it as a four-winged closed courtyard, later called Nový Dvůr. After 1923 it became a model farm, then a state farm; reconstruction into Centrum Eden started in 2000, and it opened to the public on 21 March 2015.

The Horácká vesnice is the open-air village section of the park, named after the Horácko region. It presents rural crafts and farm life, and the wider site also holds the Panský dvůr, a former Mittrowsky farmstead with a brewery, plus the Ekopavilon and Farma Eden. The red hiking trail from Bystřice passes a fairy-tale alley ending at Michal Olšiak's bison statue.

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.