We operate a museum with an exhibition that presents the development of dolls and teddy bears from 1840 to the current artistic production. In the museum you will find a newborn section and a total of around 3000 exhibits.

We operate a museum of emigration to Brazil. Offer short and long term exhibitions. We organize and host cultural or social events.

You can go back in time and take a peek into your past as well as that of your grandparents and great-grandparents. If you're a lover of toys and everything that goes with childhood, this trip tip is for you.

Operation of the Weaving Museum.

We operate a listed site of original vernacular architecture. The environment is suitable for folk festivals, exhibitions, fairs and social events with accompanying folklore programme. We allow wedding receptions, family celebrations and corporate events.

Operation of a firefighting museum. The exhibits have also appeared in films such as The Dark Blue World or have been loaned for use in French cinema.

We run a devil themed museum. We offer performances and exhibitions. The museum is located in the Gothic underground, in a place where real devils have been proven to exist. There is also an exhibition of wooden sculptures by the Stejný couple or prints and illustrations of devils by Karel Franta.

Operation of a museum dedicated to the eminent geologist Josef Emanuel Hibsch. The exhibition includes facts, documents and relics of Hibsch's work or minerals and rocks that document the geological composition and interesting features of the Bohemian Central Highlands.

We operate a museum with a collection of ethnographic, archaeological and natural science objects or fine art. We organise fairs and social events. In the museum you will find permanent exhibitions dedicated to lace in Vamberk, as well as the Hladík Hall, the Orlick Gallery and the Jewish Synagogue.

Museum of Shipping and History.

Visitors can see the works of painters Antonín Hudeček, Antonín and Jan Slavíček, Jan Trampota and many other regional artists in the permanent exhibition.

We offer a tour of Karel Hynek Mácha's room where the poet lived and died on 6 November 1836. The memorial presents Mácha's life in the town and his works.