František Skopalík Museum in Záhlinice

A small museum in Záhlinice, part of the town of Hulín, about 14 km east of Kroměříž by road. It bears the name of František Skopalík (1822–1891), a native of the village. He was mayor for three decades, promoted new farming methods and, as one of the first in Moravia, consolidated the land plots in Záhlinice. He also wrote detailed recollections of life in a Haná village, its customs and its folk costume.

The museum was founded before the Second World War and reopened in 2007 after a long break. The permanent exhibition is complemented by themed exhibitions, for example on housekeeping schools or on sewing and embroidery, and craft workshops for children and adults are held here during the year.