This Baroque-style, bourgeois house built in the barbican of Michael's Gate offers an extraordinary experience - an opportunity to become familiar with the history of pharmacy practice in Bratislava in part of the areas of what used to be a pharmacy called Red Crayfish.

The Municipal Gallery in Rimavská Sobota collects, conducts research and presents contemporary works of art.

Permanent expositions: From the Land – the Archaeology of Pezinok and its environs, Jozef Franko - sacral plastic arts. The museum is located in the Renaissance-style Town Hall.

Permanent expositions:

From Prehistory to the Present Day - archaeological and historical exposition
Folk Culture in Štúrovo and its Surroundings - ethnographic exposition
Reflections on History - exposition focusing on cultural and economic development of the town of Štúrovo

The House of a Ľubovňa Burgher Museum in Stará Ľubovňa presents life style of the town middle class in the 19^th century.

The collections cover all the areas in the life of the Carpathian Germans - clothing, textiles, home and guild production, industrial products, works of art, sacral objects and many more.

The town of Kremnica offers its visitors a unique opportunity to become familiar with the history of money in Slovakia from the earliest times up to the present day, with a particular focus laid on the production of the world-famous Kremnica Mint.

Set out on a journey into the past and get familiar with the evolution of society in Slovakia since the Middle Ages up to the present day. In addition to a unique numismatic collection, you can enjoy a view of the city from the Crown Tower of Bratislava Castle.

The Museum of Hungarian Culture in Slovakia is a specialised museum of the SNM with a nationwide scope and which is focused on the history and culture of Hungarians in Slovakia.

The exposition of  Jewish culture in Slovakia is located in the Zsigray mansion in Bratislava. The Museum of Jewish Culture is also in charge of exhibitions held in synagogues in Žilina, Prešov and Trnava.

The Museum of Mošov Crafts is located in a pseudo-gothic building from 1911, at the edge of a park near the manor house of Révai family. Its exhibits include a variety of manufacturing tools of smiths, wheelwrights, shoemakers and furriers along with documents and products of their guilds.