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.

We operate a town museum, which includes exhibitions of ethnography, the 1775 Peasant Uprising, mining in the Podkrkonoše region and Rtyň music. The expositions include an educational trail through mining monuments.

An example of an old timbered school building.

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 in the old town hall on the square in Úpice offers a permanent exhibition on the life of the Čapek family in Úpice, a gallery of paintings by Julia Winter Mezerová, an ethnographic exhibition, a collection of weapons and fragments from Vízmburk Castle. The Municipal Museum also operates the NKP DřeveĚNKA from the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries.

In the premises of the former agricultural cooperative, a rural museum was built from the donations of fellow citizens. There are historical exhibitions of agriculture, crafts, laundry, spinning, spinning, sewing, ABC paper models, cribs, rimmed floors, retro exhibition, toy shop and military history exhibition.

Exhibition hall of the Náchod Museum.

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.

Operation of a museum of Czechoslovak fortifications from 1935 to 1938.

We operate the Čapek Brothers Museum. The first floor presents publications, correspondence, samples of feuilletons, original drawings from travelogues or family photographs by Karel Čapek, while the second floor displays 20 oil paintings that are a cross-section of Josef Čapek's entire oeuvre.

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.

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.