The Schindler's barn was built in 1937 by a local carpenter for the family of Rudolph Schindler. It features an original pioneering self-supporting roof structure. Schindler's barn houses a permanent museum exhibition focused on the development of agricultural technology, education, and ancient archaeological finds in the region of Malá Morávka. The barn is at the part of the village conservation area of Malá Morávka, which includes several dozen houses of the Sudeten Jeseníky type and other buildings built in the 18th and 19th centuries, documenting the nature of the local population.
