1. Basic net of Protestant museums in France

2. Location of the Museum of the "Church on the Desert" at Southern France

3. Area of the contact of Waldensians and Huguenots, i.e. French Protestants

4. Museums of the "Waldensian Valleys" in Northern Italy

1. Waldensian Museum in Ötisheim–Schönenberg commemorates the presence of Waldensian exiles from the end of 17^th century.

2. Melanchton's House in Bretten describes the personality of the "Teacher of Germany" and Luther's colleague Philipp Melanchton.

3. Especially the museum in Wittenberg excels with richness of documents among museums about the personality of great German reformer Martin Luther. You can enter there even to ancient Luther's home.
– Also the castle Wartburg is interesting and other expositions.

4. The arrival of French exiles – Huguenots to Berlin is remembered in exposition of the so-called French Cathedral in Berlin.

5. Museum exposition in Debrecen describes the history and life of the Reformed Church in Hungary.

6. Interesting documents from the history of the Lutheran Church in Hungary has gathered the exposition in Budapest.

1. Toleration congregations in Austria were established in a similar way as those in Bohemia and Moravia.

2. The first information about the Patent of Toleration gained Protestants under Mt Dachstein. They spread it farther away.

3. The whole action in the first toleration congregation in Gosau was initiated by a woman – brave Brigitta Wallner.

4. The only one toleration congregation in Lower Austria was found, because local citizens – lumberjacks – moved there from the area upon Dachstein.

5. They brought to their new home also the wealthiest treasure – Bible.

6. They found the toleration congregation in Mitterbach near well-known target of pilgrims Mariazell.

3. The beginning of the Czech Reformation is remembered at the M. John Huss' Memorial in Husinec in Southern Bohemia.

4. Annually, there is held an assembly in front of the Memorial on July 6^th, with presence of official authorities.

6. Museum of the Printing Work of Kralice (originally the Bible Museum) mentions ancient printer skill of Brethren as well as the importance of own Kralice prints. New exposition of the Moravian Museum from 2001, authors of the photo-documentation PhDr. Slavomír Budesser and Karel Šabata.

1. Historical buildings in Vysoká near Mělník

2. Evangelic Toleration Area in Vysoká near Mělník – ground plan

3. The range of the toleration congregations documented in Vysoká

4. The Regional Museum in Mělník in newly reconstructed building at the square – partner of the special consultation

5. From the Regional Museums in Mělník collection: Illuminated Evangeliary of Mělník from 12^th century