Omnium z.s. is dedicated to the rescue and restoration of destroyed, endangered or disused monuments, from small buildings, crosses, cross roads to large sacral and non-sacral monuments in the Czech Republic. It also organises a series of educational and awareness-raising seminars in the field of cultural heritage.

We offer tours of the Broumov Monastery, a national cultural monument and a Baroque gem of Eastern Bohemia. The tour includes the magnificent monastery church of St. Adalbert, the refectory, the sacristy, the Gothic fresco of the Adoration of the Magi, the cloister, and other areas. It does not include a tour of the library.

Starting in the 13th century, the Benedictines were the driving force behind the settlement of the previously uninhabited Policko and Broumov regions. We offer year-round tours of our monastery in Broumov. The tours include the monastery church, the refectory, the sacristy, the Gothic fresco of the Adoration of the Magi, the cloister, and other areas.

The monastery was founded in the 13th century by the Benedictines of Břevnov and underwent reconstructions. It houses the Museum of the Town of Police nad Metují (the exposition is open seasonally). The abbey organises cultural events in the former Refectory.

Organizing exhibitions and presenting collections of local and Russian art of the 19th and 20th centuries. We organize European Heritage Days. We offer sets of reproductions, so-called travelling exhibitions, for loan to educational and medical institutions and private individuals. We exhibit paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures.

There are exhibitions of action art, installations, site-specific, performance, lectures, etc. The exhibitions are visible 24 hours a day through the windows from the street and the arcade.

We are a cultural institution dedicated to exhibiting works of art ranging from paintings, photography to prints and sculptures. We also offer the purchase of exhibited works. We also provide space for art schools to present student work and artworks.

We operate the Čapek Brothers Museum. The first floor presents publications, correspondence, samples of feuilletons, original drawings from travelogues or family photographs by Karel Čapek, while the second floor displays 20 oil paintings that are a cross-section of Josef Čapek's entire oeuvre.