The Museum of the Chodsko Region in Domažlice was originally founded as a museum association in 1889, mainly thanks to the activity of Bohumil Stér.

House Pod Podloubím where  Zabreh museum is situated is one of the most valuable signs of bourgeois house infrastructure evolution in the northern Moravia.

History of the Municipal Museum in Usti nad Orlici and its collections

The Municipal Museum was established in 1874 as the fourth rural museum in the Czech lands.

The Zamberk Municipal Museum was founded in 1911 out of a desire to preserve the monuments of the region for future generations.

The Wallachian Open-Air Museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm is part of the National Open-Air Museum in the Czech Republic, organizes a collection of permanent and visiting pieces on the history of folk culture, manages collection items of ethnographic character and objects of folk architecture and architecture located in the natural landscape, documents folk culture from Těšín Silesia and keeps genealogical records of genera from the Moravian Wallachia region.

Napajedla Museum is closely connected with the Museum Association and dates back to the end of the 19th century. The first impulses for the establishment of the museum were the ethnographic and industrial exhibition Svatopluk’s Celebration in 1894 and the exhibition on the occasion of the opening of the new town hall in 1904.

The Chodsko Museum is the oldest museum in Domažlice. The impetus for its establishment came from a meeting of the Domažlice City Council on August 28, 1883.

The Museum of the Kromerizsko Region has its seat in Kroměříž, but also manages the Chropyně Chateau, a set of folk buildings and a windmill in Rymice near Holešovand another windmill near Velké Těšany.

The Horacka Gallery in Nove Mesto na Morave reflects the fine arts of the Vysocina region such as sculptures, paintings focused especially on landscapes, and original factory glass etc.