An example of an old timbered school building.

Operation of the town museum. There is an exhibition focusing on the history of the town and the surrounding area.

The Neo-Gothic chateau Hrádek u Nechanic was built in the middle of the 19th century as a summer hunting and representative residence of the Harrach family. It offers tours in the historical exhibition, a quiet walk through the park and the possibility of wedding ceremonies and rentals. There is a café, a souvenir shop and a chateau park.

The museum offers an overview of the development of lace from the 18th century to the present day. The exhibition is located on three floors of the listed Bednář Villa. Individual tours begin with a film and are unguided. A guide is available for larger groups.

In the authentic cellar rooms of the U Špuláků House, the old days come to life in a way that’s different from a traditional museum. In this interactive gallery, exhibits aren’t just admired—they’re listened to, explored, and experienced. Read the story of Michal Klokočník, his passion for collecting, and the places he’s visited.

Prehistoric Archaeopark is for the general public, families, school trips, tourists and those interested in archaeology. The aim is to introduce visitors to life in prehistoric times through so-called living archaeology.

The chateau orangery is a unique space that comes alive especially during occasional exhibitions. During the season, visitors can enjoy a variety of exhibitions ranging from historical displays to contemporary art to special cultural projects.

A bergfrit-type aristocratic castle founded in the 13th century and later equipped with sophisticated architectural features.

Tours of the Renaissance castle where the films Grandma, F.L. Age and Death of a Talented Shoemaker were filmed. The chateau park is also accessible, which forms an architecturally balanced whole masterfully set in the valley of the Golden Stream. The first mention of the castle dates back to 1068 in the Chronicle of Kosmas.

We offer a permanent exhibition of Jaroměř natives and a sample of Gočár's furniture making. We focus on organizing occasional historical and art exhibitions. Wheelchair access to the museum.

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.