Baroque castle from the 18th century. A purpose-built monument: chateau mini-gallery; Summer at the Chateau series of events - theatre performances, puppet shows, concerts, exhibitions, workshops, playroom, short guided tours of the chateau, summer cinema, Chateau café - indoor and outdoor spaces, play elements.

Operation of a historic castle open to the public with guided tours and permanent exhibitions dedicated to the history of the building and important personalities. It includes cultural and social events, exhibitions and programmes for visitors.

At the chateau you can now stay in the themed rooms of the guesthouse or in renovated apartments. We offer the possibility of organizing weddings. From the ceremony, to the reception, to the entertainment.

In good weather and during regular opening hours, we offer a tour of the ruins of the rock castle built in the middle of the 13th century as a nobleman's residence. The film The Devils Are No Jokes was filmed here. There are good bus connections around the castle. Parking in the surrounding villages. A yellow tourist trail leads to the castle.

Offer of a tour of a gothic castle ruin. The base of the castle is an interesting and unique rock formation of volcanic origin. The foundation of the castle dates back to the late Middle Ages, approximately between 1380 and 1390, when Čeněk of Vartemberk took advantage of the natural defensive properties of the basalt rocks. It is possible to organize weddings.

We offer tours of the castle ruins.

Offer tours of the castle and the adjacent English park, which has several rare trees. The predecessor of today's castle was an early Gothic castle built after 1300 on a rock above the Jizera River. Its founder was most probably a member of the Markvartice Havel family. It is possible to organize weddings.

This is a three storey Baroque building of approximately square plan with a mansard roof with a dormer. The chateau was used as a hunting lodge until 1908, after which it became a family residence. With the exception of 1948-89, this is still the case today.

The ruins of Frýdštejn castle is one of the three castles of the Jablonec district. The first mention dates back to 1385. The castle was written about in Karolina Světlá's book "About Krejčíkovic Anežka". The ruins of the castle were used for filming the movies About Princess Jasněnka and the Flying Shoemaker and Murder in Our Own Way.