City of Railways.
The first written report dates from 1318.
The village is located at an altitude of 321 meters.
1152 inhabitants live on the territory.
The village is an ideal starting point for tourist trips.
Within a radius of 10 km you can visit the Prachovské skály, the ruins of Bradlec and Kumburk castles, the town of Jíčín.
National History Museum:
- several permanent exhibitions:
- Merchant's shop from the 19th century
-Exhibition "From the life of our ancestors"
(furniture, daily necessities)
-Life and work of a railway native and the painter František
Sigismund
-Guilds in the Railway (banners, painted signs)
- Prussian-Austrian War 1866 - commemoration of the Battle of Jičín.
In the neighboring wooden cottage, which is an example of the original building from the 18th century, visitors will find period furniture
interior (loom, black kitchen, ...). The museum also includes the T.F. Gallery. Šimon, where they mainly exhibit
regional artists.
Opening hours:
in the period from October 1 to April 30
WED-FRI: 11:00 - 17:00
It is possible for outside the specified hours and days
arrange a visit by calling 493 534 941.