The state castle and château of Frýdlant rises on a basalt crag above the Smědá river in the Jizerské hory mountains, combining a medieval fortress from the mid-13th century with a Renaissance château rebuilt by the Redern family around 1600. The estate passed through the hands of the Biebersteins, Rederns, Albrecht von Wallenstein and the Clam-Gallas family. In 1801 the Clam-Gallas opened the castle collections to the public, making Frýdlant the first castle museum in Central Europe. The exposition covers the Knights' Hall, armoury, Chapel of St Anne, a picture gallery, and collections of furniture, porcelain and historical uniforms.
Zámecká 4001, 464 01 Frýdlant
Tue-Sun open (April-October), Mon closed; off-season (November-March) closed
Painting Symposium at Frýdlant Castle. A gathering of artists exploring painting and the creative process.
Special evening at the historic Frýdlant Castle with guided tours every 20 minutes. The last chance of the season to explore this landmark.
Costumed evening tours of Frýdlant Castle featuring guides portraying historical owners of the estate.
Concert by the band THE PEOPLE.
