Rymice Open-Air Museum

The open-air museum in Rymice near Holešov is part of the Kroměříž Regional Museum (Muzeum Kroměřížska). It consists of seven folk buildings of eastern Haná, which stand on their original sites and were restored in the 1970s, and a Renaissance fortress (tvrz) with a Baroque farmyard.

The thatched houses show how people lived and farmed in the local countryside. Inside you will find furnished kitchens, living rooms and farm rooms. You can also see the saddler's house, the home of a village craftsman and smallholder with a beam dated 1789, and the village smithy from the early 19th century. The site is completed by a wooden German-type windmill moved here from Bořenovice.

The restored fortress houses exhibitions, including From Sourdough to Ear of Grain (Od kvásku ke klásku) on traditional bread-making. Tours start at the ticket office in the farmyard.