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.

In the premises of the former agricultural cooperative, a rural museum was built from the donations of fellow citizens. There are historical exhibitions of agriculture, crafts, laundry, spinning, spinning, sewing, ABC paper models, cribs, rimmed floors, retro exhibition, toy shop and military history exhibition.

The museum is named after its founder Dr. Antonín Frič, a paleontologist, geologist and professor of zoology at Charles University, who was treated at the local spa. Here you will find natural curiosities and natural history exhibits. The museum is currently closed to the public.

We offer expositions focused on geological development in the Podkrkonoše Basin or precious stones. It is also possible to see a patrimonial exposition, an exposition of spiritualism and other historical collections.

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.

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.

The museum organizes short-term exhibitions. It also has archaeological, historical, book, military, numismatic and art sub-collections.

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.

Offer tours of the permanent exhibition Nature and history of Prachovské skály, Bohemian Paradise and Jičín region. Organizing exhibitions.

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.

Visitors can see an exhibition presenting the existence of the Jewish community in Podorlicek. In one of the local Jewish families in Rychnov n. K., the writer and journalist Karel Poláček, author of the book There Were Five of Us, was born in 1892.

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.

An extensive collection where you can enjoy the oldest velocipedes, racing bikes from the 20th century, and famous bikes known from movies of recent years. Also on display are a variety of bicycle accessories, spare parts, trophies, period photographs and printed material.

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