An example of an old timbered school building.

We run a museum of antique prams, dolls and manufacturing patents. The exhibition of prams is accompanied by period decorations such as dolls, toys, rooms or various technical curiosities in the form of various manufacturing patents. We open over the winter by appointment.

Exhibition hall of the Náchod Museum.

The first written record dates back to 1238. The town is situated at an altitude of 284 metres. We have a car camp, a museum, a theatre group, a kindergarten and a primary school and an athletic stadium. We organize sports and cultural events.

The town museum is housed in a historic 16th century house. Inside you will find an exhibition of PRIM watches, a baroque pharmacy, a hall of history, nature and crafts. There are regularly changing temporary exhibitions.

The museum currently features over 110 Czechoslovak touring, four-stroke, and sports motorcycles from 1934 to 2004 and is connected to an exhibition of historical toys from 1890 to 1985, dolls and strollers, scooters, and wooden toys. A new exhibition of beer bottles, bundt cake pans, and much more.

Operation of a museum of illuminated advertising. Outdoor exhibits only.

The House of Bozena Nemcova in Červený Kostelec is managed by the local municipal cultural centre. During the summer season, pleasant summer evenings with music and wine are held in the garden of the house.

There are three exposures. A residential lighthouse that recalls early 19th century living. Next, a merchant's shop, where visitors can learn about the range of goods sold at the time, and a black kitchen. The end of the exposition recalls the life and work of Dobruška's most popular personality.

We focus on exhibitions of displays focusing on the history of the city. The tour consists of three parts. The entrance is dedicated to several important personalities of the city's history. The next part is an exhibition telling about the past of the city and the region. The third part focuses on the history of the Jews of Dobruška.

The Jirásek Museum in Hronov is located in the theatre building on the square. The exposition is dedicated to important Hronov natives and the theatre industry.

Jirásek's family house in Hronov is an example of traditional folk architecture from the late 18th century. The writer Alois Jirásek was born here in 1851.