The hotel offers accommodation with wellness in the Bohemian Paradise. There is a restaurant with a summer terrace and barbecue and a pizzeria with a café. For children, there is a children's playground in the garden. Conference room for 40 people. Wi-Fi connection, bike rental, bike storage. Tip for a trip Prachovské rocks, Humprecht castle, Kost castle, Trosky.

Autokemp offers accommodation in cottages, cabins, mobile homes. There are caravan pitches and a number of tent meadows. The campsite includes a pond with a sandy beach suitable for swimming, sports and children's playgrounds, mini golf, sports equipment and boat rental. Year-round operation.

This family-run guesthouse below Valečov Castle offers peaceful accommodations in a spacious apartment with a garden, a fire pit, parking, Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, facilities for bicycles and e-bikes, and electric car charging stations. Ideal for both excursions and relaxation.

Accommodation in the Bohemian Paradise on the outskirts of the village of Pohor, 5 km south of Turnov. The new building with the composition of a traditional farmhouse near the forest and rocks offers four large rooms with a total capacity of 16 seats and 5 extra beds. Each room has its own entrance hall, separate kitchen and bathroom.

Nowadays, you can see the interiors of the classicist and romantic palace with rich period furnishings or the Chapel of St. John of Nepomuk. In the medieval cellar you will find an exhibition dedicated to sandstone. From the walls there is also a nice view of the surroundings.

We provide complete tourist information about the town of Turnov and the Bohemian Paradise region. We sell maps, postcards, collectibles, souvenirs and regional products. We provide advance ticket sales and act as a contact point for IDOL/OPUSCARD. There is an internet corner.

Organisation of cultural programmes. In addition to the seasonal exhibitions, there are two exhibitions: loans of original Turnov decorations on Torah scrolls from the Jewish Museum in Prague and archaeological findings from the medieval house that used to stand on the site of the synagogue.