Museum operation. Organizing exhibitions.

We operate a museum. We organize 6-8 thematic exhibitions a year, classical music concerts, lectures, discussions and publish the Kralupsko Homeland History Collection. Regular events: one of the venues of the Seifert Kralupy poetry and recitation festival.

City museum with permanent exhibition and gallery. The exhibition space includes the J. A. Pacák Gallery with interesting short-term exhibitions.

Exposition of the history of the castle, the town and the area. Organizing exhibitions, concerts and lectures. Part of the exposition introduces the development of the natural landscape park in Vlašim. Another part of the exposition introduces the long history of the castle.

The oldest and largest puppet museum in the Czech Republic located in the beautiful historic Mydlář House. Permanent exhibition focused on puppetry in the Czech Republic and abroad. A wide range of accompanying programmes for the public - exhibitions, theatre performances, concerts or school programmes.

We offer a permanent exhibition of Jaroměř natives and a sample of Gočár's furniture making. We focus on organizing occasional historical and art exhibitions. Wheelchair access to the museum.

The permanent exhibition presents the history of Velvar and its surroundings. The museum organises short-term exhibitions, cultural and educational events, children's programmes and poetry days. Tourist stamps, business cards and Czech tourist cards available for purchase.

Operation of a museum. There is a history of mining throughout the Krkonoše Mountains, photographs and exhibits from the Berghaus site in Černý Důl, the smithy in Obří Důl, as well as from Krkonoše caves, gold and coal mines, quarries and adits.

The museum documents the mining of iron ore in the Nučica area. The exhibits remind the history of the village, the history of social, sports and other organizations or associations. There is also a gallery of paintings and works by Professor Arnošt Paderlík, a native and honorary citizen of Nučice.

The chateau houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to the early years of Smetana's work. It also commemorates other composers who were born in the region over the centuries, such as Jan Dismas Zelenka, Josef Leopold Dukát and Josef Suk, or who visited and worked in the region - Richard Wagner, Gustav Mahler and others.

The Chrastava City Museum was opened in 1996 and visitors can learn about the history of the town and its surroundings during a tour. They can learn interesting information about the first Slavic and later German inhabitants of the town and about the conquest of the surrounding mountains.

The birthplace of the painter Josef Führich was built in 1802. The house is a state-protected monument. The ground floor of this beautiful half-timbered building is a museum of furnishings, as the original furniture has been preserved.