Vlastivědné muzeum v Olomouci - Příběh kamene

Gallery of natural history of the region is well displayed and interpreted with touch screens in several languages. Will interest children and adults. History gallery again has touch screen technology and gives a good overview of the complex history of this part of central europe.

I just read something and I won't keep it to myself. All Baroque sculptures (and probably those of other styles) were painted shortly after completion. On the one hand to increase the visual effect, on the other hand to protect against aggressive air. Although it is declared that sandstone sculptures will last up to 300 years without signs of wear, such a gamble is unnecessary. Even the most famous pillar of the Holy Trinity was white. If it's still great today, then it must have been breathtaking then. I know it's about money, but I'd like to see it as our ancestors in 1754, when it was completed.

Amazing spaces in which the largest exhibit is Celtic monoxyl. The exposition tells the story from prehistoric times, through Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque to modern times. There is also an interesting playroom for children. Well, the treasurer and guide in one person also had no mistake, he was very knowledgeable and eroded to talk about selected exhibits. A really nice surprise.

Very nice...

Nice but small. So for 10min. The dominant feature is a beautiful Celtic ship ...