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Czech business directory listings

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In early July 2026 the Czech business directory added entries for the municipal museum in Nové Město nad Metují and the Kolík Apartmány accommodation. By the end of the month it expanded its coverage with a profile of Enter Computer, a repair service in Olomouc, and a description of the Valdštejnská lodžie baroque museum in Jičín. Later in July the directory also listed the Museum of Historic Motorcycles Jawa in Rabakov, noting its collection of over 500 vintage motorcycles and tractors, the option to arrange individual tours by phone, and visitor facilities such as a period‑styled bar, terrace, children’s playground and garden, with daily opening hours. At the end of July the directory further broadened its scope by adding two service firms. Orbit360, based in Pohránov, was entered for its 360° video‑booth service that produces immersive recordings for social and corporate events. The directory also included VMDrive, a driving school in Choceň offering licence‑group B training, defensive‑driving courses and health‑related driving education. On 29 July 2026 the directory highlighted JTK Březnice, a Březnice‑based manufacturer of work clothing, protective gear, packaging material and metal‑working products, and Tusto‑Olympia, a Modřice restaurant that blends Italian cuisine with Czech elements, offering family‑friendly facilities, Wi‑Fi and take‑away service. ~~Later that~~ The same day ~~the directory~~ it added the Bučický mlýn restaurant in Rožďalovice, Podolí, featuring indoor and outdoor seating, a children’s corner, pet‑friendly environment and cash‑only payment, as well as the Automoto Museum Lučany in Lučany nad Nisou, which showcases historic racing vehicles, including Josef Macháček’s quad and David Pabiška’s first Dakar motorcycle, complemented by on‑site refreshments. Also on 29 July the directory listed the Sklárna Huť Jakub glassworks museum in Tasice, noting its founding in 1796, conversion to a museum in 2005, designation as a national cultural monument, and limited seasonal glass production resumed in 2016.

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