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The wooden church from the village Nižné Selište Ruthenia. It was built between 1601-1641 - its construction was interrupted by the Thirty Years War. Buffer was chosen conservationists to "rescue" the transport. It was originally considered for installation at the exhibition "Contemporary Culture in Brno. Since it was abandoned and the church was purchased and transferred the Blansko Church of Czechoslovakia (now the Hussite adjective) in 1936. In her sole ownership to this day. The original decor...

Builds launched in 1844 and the recent reconstruction of the castle with its modern design and iron semicircular form at that time was extremely advanced and has become a masterpiece of engineering. Shape of the domed roof of the arch was then considered optimal for the passage of the sun. The greenhouse is 92 meters long, wide 13m and high 10m. There are growing subtropical and tropical plants, which often separating a small pond full of gold or other colored fish.

Specialized cultural facilities focused on education and popularization of astronomy and related natural sciences and engineering. Observing the public every Friday (except July).

Julius mine was one of the most important mines of the Rosice-Oslavany area. The mining tower and the coal washery towering above Zastávka became a symbol of the village for several generations. Apart from coal mining, egg-shaped coal briquets were also made here. The so-called „Zastávka buns“ were made of coal dust mixed with resin. The mine was closed in 1992.

Last maintained iron works from the 19th century. It was founded in 1855 and named after Augusta Salm, married Count Henry Clam-Martinic. It was in operation from 1857 - 1893. Since 1895 began operating the new foundry. Production is geared to 20 years of commercial iron. Since the beginning of the 30th the 90 years served as a testing station hydraulic turbines.