Museums & Galleries

Explore the cultural landmarks of the Hradec Králové region, ranging from the grand Baroque complex of Kuks Hospital to the Art Nouveau architecture of Jan Kotěra. The selection features the Renaissance White Tower in Hradec Králové, specialized craft displays at the Vamberk Lace Museum, and literary sites dedicated to author Božena Němcová. Visitors can also discover a vast collection of historical toys and a themed workshop inspired by the fairytale cobbler Rumcajs in Jičín.

Kuks Hospital

Significant Baroque complex and former charitable institution for military veterans founded in the 18th century. It houses a pharmaceutical museum, a collection of allegorical sculptures, and the family tomb of its founder.

White Tower

Renaissance bell tower standing 72 meters tall and built from Hořice sandstone. It features the historic Augustin bell, an astronomical clock, and galleries providing panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains.

Museum of Eastern Bohemia

Regional museum housed in a landmark Art Nouveau building designed by architect Jan Kotera between 1909 and 1912. It contains extensive archaeological, historical, and natural science collections focused on the Eastern Bohemia region.

Muzeum zabawek

Extensive collection of historical toys from the 18th to the 20th century, including dolls, miniatures, and mechanical figures.

Muzeum krajky Vamberk

Museum showcasing the history and evolution of traditional bobbin lace-making in the Vamberk region from the 18th century to modern art.

Domek Boženy Němcové

Historic timber-framed house in Červený Kostelec where Czech writer Božena Němcová lived during 1837 and 1838.

Muzeum Rumcajsova ševcovna

Interactive museum in Jičín recreating the shoemaking workshop and household of the popular Czech fairytale character Rumcajs.

Ratibořice Chateau

Empire-style national cultural monument featuring period interiors and a historic mill. This former Baroque hunting lodge is famously associated with the literary work Babička by Božena Němcová.