Museum of Czechoslovak Fortification from 1935-38 - Infantry cabin K-S 14 "At the brickworks" - Králíky
Muzeum čs.opevnění z let 1935-8 - Pěchotní srub K-S 14 "U cihelny"Pivovarská ulice, 561 69 Králíky
The artillery cabin named K-S 14 is a two-winged building on both sides that dates back to 1936. The building's dominant feature comprises two combat casemates and space for mortar support during battle. In the building's surroundings, an obstacle system is gradually being renewed.
The structure is registered as a war grave in the records of the Ministry of Defense
| Category | cellar, memorial plaque, military monument, museum, sculpture / burial site, sight-seeing location |
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| Certificates and memberships |  Member of the Museum and Gallery Association of the Czech Republic |
| Style | military fortification (100%) |
| Services | bicycle storage area, event planning and hosting, left-luggage office, library / reading room, night-time walking tours, sale of cycling and tourist maps of region, sale of novelties and souvenirs, sale of specialised literature, sale of tourist stamps, snacks, WC, weddings and other celebrations |
| Staff languages | English, German |
| Site grounds | 1000 m2 |
| First year open to the public | 1998 |
| Date of construction | 1938 |
| Year of latest reconstruction | 2013 |
| Distance from parking lot | 0 m (own)
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| K-S 14 "U cihelny" infantry cabin | |
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| Description | Exhibition dedicated to Czechoslovak fortifications, the Czechoslovak army in 1938, sergeant Arnošt Hrad, founded in the Czechoslovak Republic in 1918. Moreover, the Financial Guard and the return of the Czechoslovak Legions to its homeland with a unique exhibition about the begins of war surgery and military medicine, about the system and construction of fortifications from 1935 to 1938. Access has been made possible to visitors to the quarters of the non-commissioned officers, telephonists room, engine room, commander's quarters and fuel depot with period furniture or replicas. Both combat casemates and left combat bell with remains of the "Röchling" missile can be seen on the upper floor. The basement of the building features the exhibition "Life of Sergeant Arnošt Hrad", who committed suicide in the building in protest against the Munich betrayal. |
| Opening hours (GMT +1) |
Before visiting the building we recommend checking the current opening hours on the building's website or by contacting the operator by telephone.  Closed right now, as per business hoursLast tour before closing: 45 min. Sightseeing time: 45 min. |
| Foreign languages | tour guide (Czech, English, German, Hungarian), printed guide (English, German, Polish, Spanish) |
| Exhibition specialization | history of the 20th century, military / weapons / fortification, regional history |
| Minimum / maximum number of people per guide | 2/15 |
| Light object no. 112 | |
| Opening hours (GMT +1) |
Before visiting the building we recommend checking the current opening hours on the building's website or by contacting the operator by telephone. Sightseeing time: 60 min. |
| Foreign languages | tour guide (Czech) |
| Exhibition specialization | military / weapons / fortification |
| Minimum / maximum number of people per guide | 20/25 |
| Distance from parking lot | 0 m (own)
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