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.

A permanent exhibition commemorating the history of the museum and the town. The founder was Ing. Jindřich Soukal. The museum was located in two rooms of the District House on the square in Venice I. As the first event, an exhibition of paintings was organized, combined with a demonstration of the first donated objects.

We operate a museum focused on the history of the community. We offer souvenirs such as postcards, collector cards or tourist stamps.

The museum is located in the rear part of the farmhouse, which is used by the Secondary School and Secondary School Horky nad Jizerou for vocational training. The students at this school are responsible for the creation of this museum. The museum is under the administration of the school management of the School of Secondary Education Horky nad Jizerou.

We operate a museum. There is a collection of carriages from the late 19th century to the 1980s. We also exhibit toys and dolls.

The museum will guide you through the history of a sport that became a way of life for millions of people around the world and for hundreds of thousands of people in our country in the 1980s.

We operate a cathouse decorated with Renaissance sgraffiti. In the basement of the execution room there is an exhibition dedicated to the law of throat and torture and the history of crime in cities in the 16th to 18th centuries. In the second part of the exposition, a torture chamber is installed, equipped with objects used for securing prisoners and for torture.

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.