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.

The War of 1866 Museum is a department of the Museum of East Bohemia in Hradec Králové. It is located near places of fundamental importance for the development of Europe in the second half of the 19th century. The museum is closed until July 2026 for the reconstruction of the permanent exhibition. Information about the summer programme on the website.

The station was established in 2010 with the aim of presenting the past of the First Republic and to bring the activities of the gendarmes to life. We provide lectures for schools and the public.

The permanent historical exhibition includes the hall of archaeology, paintings by Petr Brandl, rural ethnography, the section Dr. Václav Vojtěch - the First Czech in Antarctica, the exhibition Vivat merenda and the work of the naive artist Václav Kudera - Křapík. The Jaroslav Prokop Gallery offers works of world and local artists of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Museum of Czech Pharmacy with the café U Zlatého lva.

Exposition of collections of material evidence of the development of nature, prehistory and history of Czech and foreign provenance. We keep professional documentation for the exposition. The museum organizes cultural events and short-term exhibitions. It also sells informative publications and souvenirs and provides information services.

Exposition of folk architecture of the Hradec Králové region.

The Museum of East Bohemia in Hradec Králové is a contributory organization established by the Hradec Králové Region. It has a regional competence, but in many activities it crosses the borders of the region. It is one of the ten largest museums in the Czech Republic. The museum manages about 3 million collection items.

In the very heart of Hradec Králové, a new space has been created that will guide visitors through the story of the PETROF brand - from the oldest surviving piano from 1865 to current technological innovations. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to take a look into the world of pianos, history and PETROF itself.

Prehistoric Archaeopark is for the general public, families, school trips, tourists and those interested in archaeology. The aim is to introduce visitors to life in prehistoric times through so-called living archaeology.

Operation of a permanent exhibition of photographs and documents relating to the life and work of Vaclav Hanka.