Iron Curtain Museum

Absolutely perfect museum, including excellent interpretation. Thank you

Misery. Open twice a week. Otherwise, horror around. Germans, Germans and Vietnamese. You won't find much on our team. There is no business here either

Very nice museum. Since I was the only visitor today, I received from the museum treasurer an extensive introduction to the many historical periods and the many exhibits. You should definitely watch the movie. I was about 1, 5 hours there. Highly recommended.

Wrong working hours, no contact, the one on the net you call somewhere in Brd: D So the journey there ii back about 120 km went out of vain, or that you go on a journey, so I recommend you plan a replacement program.

Today I visited the museum in Rozvadov despite the hot day I have to say that inside the museum was very pleasant. The Lord, who welcomed us and followed us with a museum with expert commentary, must say that his knowledge is admirable. For people who are interested in history, I highly recommend a visit. You will learn information from the beginning of World War II to the present day. It is worth mentioning the documentary about the displacement of Germans after the end of World War II and the look back into their history of life in this border area.

Today 22.01.2022 at 12:15 o'clock visited the museum.Bezduvodně closed

☰  Iron Curtain Museum The old border crossing offers a rich exhibition depicting the tough life at the border in post-war Czechoslovakia. West Bohemian borderlands were strictly guarded during the totalitarian regime. In the 1950s, two neighbors - Germany (Germany) and Czechoslovakia (Czechoslovakia) - were physically separated by a barbed wire fence, and several Border Guard units were built in the territory of Tachov. At the Iron Curtain Museum you have the unique opportunity to remind you of this period. Strict border patrols A significant border crossing under the control of OPK (Passport Control Department) was established at Rozvadovo. Many young men from Czechoslovakia called for military service served for the local company, hidden in the depths of beautiful forests. They tracked the so-called line that divided the West and the East. Its overrun, as you can learn in the Rozvadovo Museum, was almost impossible, and illegal attempts ended with imprisonment or death. It was only in 1989 that the first wires were cut and the world was free to breathe for the first time. Recent past It is no wonder, therefore, that at Rozvadov, in the former customs house of the old border crossing, the Iron Curtain Museum was established. If you decide to visit it, you are waiting for a thousand photos and hundreds of exhibits. You can begin by exposing the First World War and the Second World War, which began to change the geographical and political structure of our continent. The rich exhibition of the post-war period will amaze you with a myriad of diverse photos from the world and from our country enriched with numerous items. Rassity is surely the Husak's phone for the direct connection of the Czechoslovak president with Moscow. A large part of the exhibition is devoted to the situation in the border regions. Here you will find weapons, tracking systems, connecting devices, signs, or booklets and books. The exhibition will bring you back to the recent stage of our history, which still excites emotions and divides people on two sides.

The museum must be interesting, but there is no doubt that some communication with the public is appalling. There is only false information on the website and FB about opening hours on Wednesdays and Saturdays, however, even according to some local reviews, this time may not always be observed. Contact none, information none. When you take a trip here from afar, you may be as unpleasantly surprised as we are today. I will not risk a visit again.