Our company offers a wide range of vintage vehicles and services. We specialize in the restoration and display of vintage license plates. We are also happy to welcome you to our Automuseum where you can view fascinating models. We look forward to your visit.

The museum is to use text panels, exhibits and at least one mannequin dressed in the appropriate military uniform to tell visitors the unique story of the site of the former Mladá Military Haven.

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.

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 an exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Bedřich Smetana.

Museum operations. Exposition dedicated to the history of Lysá nad Labem, ancient Hittites and the life and works of the local native, leading orientalist and decipherer of the Hittite language Bedřich Hrozný. Organisation of short-term exhibitions.

We operate a museum of sugar, distilling, beet growing and the town of Dobrovice. We organize cultural and social events and exhibitions. We offer guided tours, excursions and educational programmes for children from kindergartens and primary schools. We organize festivals, workshops and various social events.

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.

Unique discovery of a box barrow grave from the Late Stone Age - a grave with a megalithic stone lining in which the skeleton of a man lay in a slightly crouched position. The site cannot be visited. The cairn is viewed through a glass window, which is labelled and QR coded.