Mendel Museum of Masaryk University

The Augustine monastery was where Mendel had conducted his famous pea experiments, and he used simple things like peas and honey to draw conclusions that led to modern genetics, and here the foundations of the greenhouses that it used to be used for experiments.

The museum is located inside a monastery, it is a religious museum, showing the items of some experiments carried out by some previous priests, it feels normal, mainly because of the good environment.

The Mendel Museum is located inside St. Thomas's Abbey, which is run by a local university. It was the place where the monastery's priests conducted experiments on plants and biology.

The museum was part of a monastery, and it was a monastery of the time, and the man named Mendel, who carried out a series of experiments here, and finally pioneered the study of genetics, and it was remarkable.

The museum has rich cultural relics, long history and culture, and it is worth visiting.