The Museum of East Bohemia in Hradec Králové is a contributory organization established by the Hradec Králové Region. It has a regional competence, but in many activities it crosses the borders of the region. It is one of the ten largest museums in the Czech Republic. The museum manages about 3 million collection items.

We operate a town museum, which includes exhibitions of ethnography, the 1775 Peasant Uprising, mining in the Podkrkonoše region and Rtyň music. The expositions include an educational trail through mining monuments.

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.

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.

Operation of an open-air museum. We try to reconstruct the village life of the 12th - 14th centuries. There are several dwellings, a herb garden, period ovens and an orchard.

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 Museum of East Bohemia in Hradec Králové is a contributory organization established by the Hradec Králové Region. It has a regional competence, but in many activities it crosses the borders of the region. It is one of the ten largest museums in the Czech Republic.