Operation of the town museum. There is an exhibition focusing on the history of the town and the surrounding area.

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.

The exposition introduces visitors to the history of climbing in the region, and the development of belay techniques, equipment, saddles and shoes can be seen.

Museum Operations.

Museum of Czech Pharmacy with the café U Zlatého lva.

In the museum you can see the cooper's workshop with finished products of various sizes and types, including historical documents, objects and tools. We will tell you what butter has to do with cooperage, how the volume of barrels and vats was calculated and what the different types of planes are.

We operate the first and only museum in the world with the graphic works of Michael Heinrich Rentz (1698-1758), who lived and worked in Kuks from 1722 and is one of the European masters of Baroque book illustration.

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.

Operation of the war museum. There is an exposition of the 1st and 2nd World War, the Prusso-Austrian War and the Czechoslovak First Republic. Documentation of aircraft crashes from World War II. Processed aircraft crashes from archives with interpretation and fragments from the crash sites.

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.

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.

The museum is named after its founder Dr. Antonín Frič, a paleontologist, geologist and professor of zoology at Charles University, who was treated at the local spa. Here you will find natural curiosities and natural history exhibits. The museum is currently closed to the public.

Visitors can see an exhibition presenting the existence of the Jewish community in Podorlicek. In one of the local Jewish families in Rychnov n. K., the writer and journalist Karel Poláček, author of the book There Were Five of Us, was born in 1892.

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.