Helena Koutná and Martin Hnilo are a great example of private individuals – enthusiasts for preserving the Czech cultural heritage for future generations and making it accessible to the public. They do it in a very sensitive and authentic way. That is why the Czech National Trust supports them as much as it can and […]
The conference of the International Organization of National Trusts (INTO), which brings together over 100 countries, begins today in Amman, Jordan. CNT President Irena Edwards has been a member of the INTO board for eight years and is there. Monuments and cultural heritage, like people, are threatened by wars, climate change and other influences, which […]
In the week of 11th November 2024, the Czech National Trust (CNT) and the International National Trusts Organisation (INTO) organised a study trip to England for a group of representatives from Czech monuments which are members of the Association of Non-State Open Monuments (ANOPA*).
Our Annual event was a resounding success. It was hosted and supported by the Czech Embassy and CzechTourism in London, attended by H.E. ambassador to the UK Marie Chatardová and almost 100 people. It was part of a CNT/INTO (International’s National Trusts Organisation) organised three day educational trip for owners and managers of private and […]
“Heritage! Stories of revival and resilience”. We are inviting you to the annual Czech National Trust event taking place 12.November at 6.30 pm at the Czech Embassy in London.
This year, the long-delayed reconstruction of the pavilion, which cost more than CZK 2 million, finally got underway, which the Czech National Trust has been supporting with a public collection for a long time. The reconstruction is largely financed by a grant from the Zlín Region, the Archbishopric of Olomouc and part of the costs […]
Following the successful presentation at the Czech Embassy in London of the impressive design for the Cairn of Peace in Slavkov by the architect Petr Franta, we saw the opening of the exhibition dedicated to his work in Brno.
The old dyehouse in Úštěk – one of the projects that CNT supports – is opening its doors to visitors again. On Saturday, March 30, you can come see how the renovation of the building has progressed and learn a little more about its history.