We operate a city museum focusing on documentation and photographs from the expeditions of Dr. Emil Holub. We organize short-term social events and exhibitions.

The area consists of the Church of St. Nicholas, the former spa building and the hermitage. In the church you can find unique baroque polychrome sculptures in slightly larger than life size from the pilgrimage route to Hedeč. In the spa building there is a permanent exhibition called Thousand Years of Vraclav - History of the village in pictures.

We run an unconventional museum of model cars. You can find here unique collections from different parts of the world.

We run a museum. We organize exhibitions, lectures, a history club for children and other professional activities or consultations for the public. Within the framework of research activities it is possible to get acquainted with extensive collections of geology, archaeology, ethnography, botany, mycology, entomology and art.

The museum tells the story of the TT in all its colours, historical twists and victories.

In the museum you will find an exposition of the Stratílek fire extinguishing company and the exposition Vysoké Mýto světové. We regularly prepare other short-term exhibitions on various topics and events for the public.

The exhibition is dedicated to the history of selected industries in the Pardubice Region.

The exhibition dedicated to Czech tramping draws on the collection of Jiří Fred Jedlička.

The natural history museum is located in the former castle granary. The permanent exhibition is located on the first floor. There are up to thousands of exhibits of all kinds of animals from insects to mammals. The museum is a frequent destination for school trips.

The museum offers an overview of the development of lace from the 18th century to the present day. The exhibition is located on three floors of the listed Bednář Villa. Individual tours begin with a film and are unguided. A guide is available for larger groups.

The private museum of Mr. Eduard Kapitola has been open since April 2015. You can see period-equipped railway offices or parts of station technology.