In the building of Ravelin No. XIV there is a museum where artifacts related to the history of the fortress are located - original working tools, a cross from the church tower, firearms and stabbing weapons and much more. The building is open irregularly, and the annual New Year's Eve shooting is held at Ravelin No. XIV on December 31.

The museum provides tours of fortifications from World War II. Offering tourist cards and stamps. There is also a function room which offers refreshments and space to warm up in the winter. The room is equipped with Wi-Fi internet access and video.

Between 1626 and 1628, Jan Amos Komenský hid with other persecuted people in a defunct chateau in Bílá Třemešné before he went into exile in Poland. A memorial hall has been located on private land here since 1958 and was relocated in 2024.

Offering tours of the baroque complex. As early as 1696, Count Špork decided to establish a hospital for elderly veterans from the surrounding area on his Hradiště estate. After Špork's spa and residence began to grow on the left bank of the Elbe in Kuks, the opposite, right bank was chosen as the site for the future institution.

Exposition of the castle offers a picture gallery, historical furniture, porcelain, collections of weapons and also glass from Kolowrat glassworks.

Exposition of folk architecture of the Hradec Králové region.

We present collections of sculptures by Czech and foreign authors, baroque sculptures and a sculpture area in nature.

Exhibition and presentation of historical toys. Lending exhibits to the castle premises. Themed exhibitions at fairs or events.

We operate a mining museum.

Operation of a historic castle open to the public with guided tours and permanent exhibitions dedicated to the history of the building and important personalities. It includes cultural and social events, exhibitions and programmes for visitors.

Operation of a hunting lodge. We offer Baroque-style interiors, a feast hall with distinctive acoustics, a viewing gallery and a tower with an oval floor plan. On the first floor you can find a 16-metre high banquet hall with distinctive acoustics and on the second floor an observation gallery.

The 17th-century Romanesque church can be found in the beautiful surroundings of the Jirásek Gardens near the confluence of the Elbe and Orlice rivers. However, it has not stood here since time immemorial, it was moved to the town only in the 20th century.

The chateau in Rokytnice in the Orlické Mountains was the ancestral seat of the Nostitz-Rieneck family for 300 years. In the 20th century, the castle was not favoured by fate. Today, the castle is once again in private ownership with the intention of returning the grounds to their original status as a noble residence.

Cultural life has a very long tradition in Sobotka. Already in the middle of the 19th century there was an amateur theatre in one of the oldest theatre halls in the Czech countryside (former Baroque salt house in No. 5 on the square).