Moravian Museum

This museum will tell you almost everything about the history of the Moravian region from from the prehistoric geological times all the way to the recent era. One of the central points is the focus on stone age civilisation who populated the area close to Brno tens of thousands years ago. Currently (until September 2025) you enjoy the exhibition of a small clay statue that was found 100 years ago and which sculpted by a stone age artist.

There's a lot to see in the museum, from the Paleolithic to the present day. I definitely recommend it. A downside for foreigners is that most of the inscriptions and names are in Czech.

We had to zip through this museum - wish we could have stayed longer. The permanent exhibits started with minerals so way back in the ancient past, then moved to dinosaurs and the medieval ages. The top floor has more recent history. All was interesting, I highly recommend it but this is only based on a cursory visit

Great museum with an extensive geological exposition. There is a great exposition about history of the landmark arround Brno from the pre-history times till current topics.

Very nice traditions museum. Nothing is interactive and there is minimal english translation (I don't speak Czech). The objects themselves are really nice. Spend 2h there has fun!

Quiet and spacious place for history and nature of Moravia. A great collection of minerals and precious stones, such a beauty!

I highly recommend visiting this museum. It consists of three floors, there is an elevator. Each floor has the appearance of a spiral, which allows you to gradually examine all the exhibits. I advise you to start from the first floor and move up, then you can move according to the chronological sequence. On the first floor there is a small separate section with the history of the development of comics. By the way, children will also be very interested, there is a TV that broadcasts cartoons, a board where you can draw your comic and a lot of props (wigs, hats, toy weapons). Also on the first floor fossils, dinosaurs and the process of formation of the Earth are shown. As well on the first floor there is an incredible collection of crystals and minerals, it was quite cool to see the countries of extraction and areas of application, as well as the crystal structure. On the second floor, it was possible to follow the development of life in the territory of Southern Morava, from the first tools to the Middle Ages. On the third floor, are already the 19th and 20th centuries, the Second World War and the Prague Spring. There are a lot of interactive exhibits absolutely everywhere, which increases curiosity and understanding of what is seen. The staff is also very pleasant, they speak Czech, English and Russian. You can buy inexpensive souvenirs at the cash desk. The photo below shows the view from the window of the museum.

Beautiful part of historical centre with many interesting places to visit..