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.

We offer tours of the castle ruins.

Visit the ruins of a semi-mountainous castle from the mid-13th century complemented by a village settlement complex from 1602-1900. Our gates are open to you during regular opening hours and in rain-free weather. We offer full haptic tours and guided tours for CHS users.

There is a permanent exhibition of paintings, drawings and photographs by Vlastimil Rada. Organizing short-term exhibitions with various themes.

Operate a toy museum. Exhibits on display date from 1940 to 1989. There is an old school classroom with books and equipment from around 1950.

The information centre is located in the House of Jana and Josef V. Scheybal's house, which also houses the MY Municipal Gallery and the attic exhibition space.

A permanent exhibition hall open all year round, which hosts exhibitions of fine art, regional cultural history and local history in the Scheybal House of Ethnographers. Add photo

The house dates from the second half of the 17th century and is one of the oldest buildings in Jablonec nad Nisou. The building was saved by Franz Rieger, who raised money for reconstruction. Today the house is the seat of the civic association Porozumění-Verständnis. Exhibitions are held here and German classes are held.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

During the year you can see exhibitions on various themes in the museum. The current offer can be found on the website. The museum also manages a permanent exhibition of medicine and organises a visit to the Church of St. Peter and Paul with a view of Semily from the church tower from June to September.

We operate the site and provide cave tours.