Památník J. A. Komenského
Small exhibition in the protected granary of 1774 in the village of Komňa: history of the village, J. A. Komenský and archaeological finds from Zuvačov Castle.
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About the museum
The village of Komňa lies in the Slovácko region, and its first written mention dates from 1261. The Jan Amos Komenský Memorial was set up in a protected granary dating from 1774. It was solemnly opened in 1992, when the 400th anniversary of the birth of the teacher of nations was celebrated.
The memorial is managed by the Association for the Commemoration of J. A. Komenský. The permanent exhibition is devoted to the history of the village and to the personality of Jan Amos Komenský. The exhibition also includes collections of village objects, period tools and furniture, and archaeological finds from the nearby Zuvačov Castle, which was already mentioned as deserted in 1517.
Highlights
- Permanent exhibition on J. A. Komenský in the granary of 1774
- Period tools and furniture from village life
- Archaeological finds from Zuvačov Castle
- History of the village of Komňa
Permanent exhibition
- Stálá expozice J. A. Komenského a historie obce – Exhibition on the history of the village of Komňa and on J. A. Komenský, supplemented by period tools, furniture and archaeological finds from Zuvačov Castle.
- Founded
- 1992
- Operated by
- Spolek pro uctění památky J. A. Komenského
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Kids & families
| Time needed | approx. 2 hrs |
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Tours are arranged at the municipal office in Komňa. |
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