Village buildings reconstructed in the 70s represent a way of dwelling and farming in this part of Moravia in the past two centuries. There can also be seen a workshop of the village saddler and an old blacksmith shop with blacksmith’s fire and tools. From the nearby Bořenovice there was brought there a wind mill of a Dutch type, and in the 90s also made accessible, the arms of which are possible to be adjusted according to the direction of wind by means of turning the entire structure on the supporting structure called a rammer. All houses in the area are built by way of a traditional technology of the log cabin supplied with mud plaster, or from unburnt bricks, the covering of the roofs is made of thatch. The complex of monuments of folk architecture in Rymice is managed by the Museum of the Kroměříž region.