Ecce Homo Park
Multimedia exhibition on the Ecce Homo hill-climb race in Šternberk, with a Hall of Fame, a driving simulator and a children’s world in a former monastery.
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About the museum
Ecce Homo Park is a multimedia exhibition devoted to the Ecce Homo hill-climb race in Šternberk. The race has been held since 1905 and for more than three decades has been part of the European hill-climb championship series. The exhibition was created in June 2015 in the premises of the former Augustinian monastery in Šternberk and is run by the Automotoklub Ecce Homo Šternberk.
The heart of the exhibition is the Hall of Fame, where seven large screens and high-quality sound bring the race closer from the driver’s point of view. The hall also includes the racing spider of Martin Šípek. Visitors can get to know the history of the course and the drivers, from the first competitors to the current European champions.
The exhibition focuses on experience: there is a motion simulator, on which you can measure yourself against the best times, and for children a junior simulator, a mini car repair shop and Gecco construction sets, from which a racing car or a track of your own can be built.
Highlights
- Hall of Fame with seven screens and the racing spider of Martin Šípek
- Historical overview of the Ecce Homo race since 1905
- Motion driving simulator with a competition for the best time
- Junior simulator for children
- Children’s world with a mini car repair shop and Gecco construction sets
Permanent exhibition
- Multimediální expozice Ecce Homo Park – Immersive exhibition on the Ecce Homo hill-climb race: the Hall of Fame, an overview of the race’s history, racing cars, driving simulators and the children’s world.
- Founded
- 2015
- Operated by
- AMK Ecce Homo Šternberk
Admission & discounts
| Adults | 50 Kč |
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| Children & teens | 20 KčChildren under 15. |
Accessibility
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Kids & families
Great for kids & families
- Hands-on stations
The children’s world with a mini car repair shop, Gecco construction sets and a junior simulator is prepared for children; adults can try the motion simulator.
Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The exhibition is located in the former Augustinian monastery. |
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