Živá voda Modrá is a nature and educational attraction in the village of Modrá, bringing together freshwater life, local habitats, and regional heritage. Its main exhibition introduces visitors to aquatic animals and plants found in the Morava River, nearby streams, and pools. A highlight is the glass underwater tunnel, which lets visitors observe freshwater fish from below the surface, alongside interactive displays about life in and around water.

Outside, a learning garden features herbs, shrubs, and trees typical of the White Carpathians and Chřiby foothills, while a wooden walkway overlooks an enclosure inhabited by aurochs. The grounds also include a natural swimming area. Živá voda is located close to the Modrá Archaeological Open-Air Museum, a center devoted to history and traditions, and the pilgrimage site of Velehrad.

The attraction welcomes families, nature enthusiasts, and groups, and offers seasonal events throughout the year. Its grounds are wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, and card payments are accepted.