"My dream has come true, I live in a pub." Hašek's descendants have been reviving his legacy for a quarter of a century.

Jaroslav Hašek wrote much of his famous work in a pub in Lipnice, which his descendants later bought. The family transformed the dilapidated establishment into a thriving business, facing numerous challenges along the way. Despite initial reluctance, they embraced the legacy of their ancestor, balancing the demands of running a pub with their personal lives. Today, the pub attracts many visitors, especially during the summer, and the family remains committed to keeping it open year-round. Their experiences reflect both the burdens and joys of maintaining a family business tied to a literary legacy.