The Museum of Broumov Region was founded in 1945 as a centre for the patrimonial work of the then Broumov district. Since 1980, it has been housed on the 1st floor of the Abbey wing of the Benedictine monastery, where a permanent exhibition called "History of Broumov and Broumov Region" was installed ten years later.

The exposition introduces visitors to the history of climbing in the region, and the development of belay techniques, equipment, saddles and shoes can be seen.

We organize guided tours of the Olivětín brewery with tasting. There is a small permanent exhibition of brewing, mainly focused on the history of the brewery.

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.

A unique section of the above-ground and underground defensive system of the Josefov Fortress, which ranks among the top works of fortification construction of the second half of the 18th century. Part of the premises is used for the exhibition of cannons and artillery ammunition. The guided tour of the building is accessible from Bastion X.

Offering tours of the Empire chateau where the film Grandma was filmed. The first written record of the existence of a manor house and village in Ratibořice dates back to 1388. Knight Vaněk of Žampach is mentioned as the owner. Since 1464 Ratibořice belonged to the Rýzmbur manor. It is possible to organize weddings.

The first written record dates back to 1238. The town is situated at an altitude of 284 metres. We have a car camp, a museum, a theatre group, a kindergarten and a primary school and an athletic stadium. We organize sports and cultural events.

We offer a guided tour of the bastion, barracks and underground defence system. You can also see the lapidarium of sculptures by Matthias Bernard Braun.

Offering tours of the Renaissance castle. Films such as The Secret of the Forest Land and The Case of the Dead Schoolmates were filmed on the premises. The first mention of the Náchod region dates back to the mid-11th century, when the Bohemian Prince Vratislav II organised the election of the Bishop of Prague during his campaign to Silesia. The possibility of organizing weddings.

An example of an old timbered school building.

We operate the Merkur Construction Set Museum. Visitors can learn about the history of Merkur construction set production and view the historic machines used to manufacture the parts, period documentation, packaging designs for the construction sets, and source materials used to create the instruction manuals.

The town museum is housed in a historic 16th century house. Inside you will find an exhibition of PRIM watches, a baroque pharmacy, a hall of history, nature and crafts. There are regularly changing temporary exhibitions.

The Jirásek Museum in Hronov is located in the theatre building on the square. The exposition is dedicated to important Hronov natives and the theatre industry.