Bělá pod Bezdězem Castle stands on a rocky spur at the eastern edge of town, on the site of a medieval fortified manor dating from the early 14th century. Rebuilt as a Renaissance château in the 16th century, it took on its current early-Baroque form after 1689 to designs by architect Jean-Baptiste Mathey. The Waldstein family owned it from 1678 until 1945. Today it houses a branch of the Mladá Boleslav Museum and town castle exhibitions, including the Waldstein Hall, St. Joseph's Chapel and Gothic cellars.
Zámek 1, 294 21 Bělá pod Bezdězem
October–April: Mon-Fri 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-16:00; May–September: Mon-Sun 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00
A witty comedy about podcaster Petr who decides to film a series of candid interviews with his ex-wife and teenage daughter. An exploration of how the most intimate relationships change under the influence of media.
A comedy about three women from different generations who meet in a spa room and must learn to navigate life's new challenges together.
A new original musical about the Pudl brothers, a poet and composer who shaped the beginnings of Czech Baroque theatre in the 17th century. A theatrical story set to the beat of disco-opera.
An absurd grotesque about talking and foolishness that combines the play Illiterate with fragments of Suspicious Person by Branislav Nušić. A theatrical performance full of wit and paradoxes.
A female trio blending vocals, violin and piano with poetry by major Czech writers. An intimate evening exploring passion, sorrow and joy.