Jan Palach's birth house with a small garden has seen a lot. It was created here as a place of memory of the person and deed of Jan Palach. The memorial symbolizes self-immolation as a wedge that divided society and deeply affected the fate of his entire family.

The exhibition shows what the gendarmerie station looked like during the First Republic. There are uniforms, equipment and weapons and other artefacts. Gendarmes are involved in cultural events related to security.

We allow you to visit a rock dwelling carved into a sandstone rock. It is a whole farm with a room, hall, barn, cellar and granary. There is also a butcher's shop and other small outbuildings.

The Memorial grounds are a valuable example of early 19th century brick village architecture. The site was often visited by Bedřich Smetana, who composed his opera The Bartered Bride here. The furnishings and monuments, a historic piano, were loaned by the National Museum - Czech Museum of Music from the collections of the Bedřich Smetana Museum.

We provide tours of the ossuary under the presbytery of the Church of St Peter and Paul.