Lobeč - obecní úřad

In addition to the local office, the building houses the Eduard Štorch Museum.

A beautiful picturesque village with a brewery, a castle, a cider house and a museum by the writer Štorch. The five stars lack the opportunity to walk along the path offered everywhere around Lobče. Unfortunately, it is terribly overgrown not only with nettles, but the municipal authority obviously does not mind. Damage.

Eduard Štorch Museum in the building of the local Municipal Office - splendid. The museum is located in the former burgher school. Already in the foyer you will find Štorch's bust, the exhibition itself is on the first floor and consists of two rooms. In the first one, the visitor has the opportunity to get acquainted with Eduard Štorch - there is his desk, a pipe, a written Minehava novel, documents on the walls such as his birth certificate, or his correspondence. Quite nice are the letters written by the writer children from the school in Lobč. You can also buy souvenirs and some books here. The main part of this room, however, are scenes from the life of prehistoric people: hunting a mammoth (well, more like a mammoth, it is such a cuddly chick and looks a bit like a work of art school, but at night he is said to shine his eyes he works flints and distributes fire, the way of burying the dead, and the dwelling of the people. An insidious question came to me: "Dear children, guess why this naked lady is alone in the hut aside from the others?" So you wouldn't guess .... It lies outside, because it is DRUM, ie unattractive for the pralines :-) In addition, there are mammoth horns, copies of Venus of Věstonice, an example of painting decorations of prehistoric caves, etc. The second part of the exhibition will familiarize visitors with examples of flints found in the territory of the village Lobeč. There are also excerpts from Štorch's novels, they have a DVD with a young handsome Jirka Bartoška: The Settlement of the Ravens, The Call of the House and On the Wild River. Now they have a copy of the skeleton of the oldest man on Earth - Lucy. Other posters are devoted to the Simonka family, owners of the manor and chateau Lobeč (and the nearby Houska castle) and other interesting inhabitants or natives (did you know, for example, that Ladislav Fialka used to go to the cottage for mime?). Just fun. And it used to be overnight in the museum - it had to be just an attraction :-) Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday always 10:00 - 16:00.