Visit our historical and ethnographic permanent exhibition. The exhibition is ethnographic, about the life and history of Horní Branná and Valteřice, about life under the mountains.

During the year you can see exhibitions on various themes in the museum. The current offer can be found on the website. The museum also manages a permanent exhibition of medicine and organises a visit to the Church of St. Peter and Paul with a view of Semily from the church tower from June to September.

We run a museum with displays of firefighting, skiing and agricultural equipment. You will find displays of old-time living, woodworking, martial arts as well as a gallery of photographs and paintings.

Running a museum with an exhibition of the history of the town and surrounding region. Showing the life of earlier generations, their culture, agriculture and crafts. There is also an exhibition of nativity scenes.

A museum with a permanent exhibition of historical objects from the First Republic.

Our gallery is dedicated to beautiful and rare vintage cars that have been meticulously restored and represent legends of motoring's past - from the first models that changed the world of transport, to elegant classics between the wars, to iconic cars from the post-war era.

In the museum you will see the life in the Podkrkonoší region of our ancestors - agriculture, individual crafts such as: weaving, butter making, shoemaking, Ponikel ornaments and other glass products, carpentry, beekeeping, brush making, carriage and lace gallery and more. The collection focuses on the skill and artistry of the common people.

The Museum was founded in 1891 in connection with preparations for the Czechoslovak Ethnographic Exhibition in Prague. The director of the girls' schools, Jáchym Metelka, was responsible for its establishment.

We operate a museum with an exhibition that presents the development of dolls and teddy bears from 1840 to the current artistic production. In the museum you will find a newborn section and a total of around 3000 exhibits.

In addition to a demonstration of the weaving craft on two hand looms, it is still possible to look into the secrets of the woodturning workshop equipped with a woodworking lathe and a set of tools from the late 19th century. A moving nativity scene by the Škrabálek brothers from the early 20th century is a testament to folk art.

An exhibition focusing on the gemstone cutting tradition and the history of Rovensko pod Troskami. Possibility to buy souvenirs.

The memorial was established in 1957 in the grounds of Bran Castle as a reminder of his stay in the Podkrkonoší region before he left for Lešno in Poland. The memorial is a frequent place of visits of teachers, Czech and foreign tourists.