Opening hours
| 1. 7. - 31. 8. | Mon - Sun | 9:30 – 17:30 |
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| 1. 9. - 31. 12. | Mon - Sun | na základě telefonické domluvy – 604 388 203 |
Admission
| Full admission (from 15 years of age) | 80 CZK |
|---|---|
| Reduced admission (children aged 4 - 14, students, senior citizens over 65, disability card holders) | 50 CZK |
| Family admission (2 adults + 2 to 4 up to 15 years of age) | 235 CZK |
| Children up to 3 years of age and holders of AMG, ICOM, ICOMOS, KÚ MSK cards | Free |
Out of season only by telephone order: +420 604 388 203.
On-line ticket
How to reach us?
Karlovice ve Slezsku, Karlovice ve Slezsku čp. 146, 793 23
GPS: 50.1051008N, 17.4467850E
You can get to the Scythe Maker’s House on foot, by bike, by car or by bus or train. There is a car park very close to the Scythe Maker’s House with a capacity for approx. 10 cars; there are other places to park around 300 m from the Scythe Maker’s House. The bus stop is in the immediate vicinity; the train station is some 10 minutes’ walk away.
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Krásná expozice, velice milá a příjemná paní průvodkyně
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More information
We are also part of TECHNOTRAIL. For more information: www.technotrasa.cz
Why embark on Technotrail?
Technotrail connects places where unforgettable experiences pointing out the technical
maturity and craftsmanship of northern Moravia and Silesia await you.
It will show you the unique genius loci of technical monuments and places that are still alive with industry.
It will introduce you to the stories of people whose industrious hands have been
transforming raw materials into energy and noble beauty for centuries.
It engages all your senses. You’ll hear the rattle, the clang, the thump, the rumble… You’ll smell the fragrance and the stench; you’ll feel the heat and the cold. You will touch raw materials and tools. You’ll taste the sweet, the bitter and something that’s got a little kick to it. You’ll see the marvellous and the breath-taking.
You’ll learn the craft – you’ll put your hand to the work.