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Barotošova cave

Pseudo-karst cave is located in the valley of the Vazovecký brook about 3 km north of Turnov. It is part of the karst system and its known length is 225 m.

Běliště, exposition of the Železný Brod Museum

The Běliště is the largest and the most beautiful example of traditional folk architecture in Železný Brod.

Besedické Skály

The rocks hide rock labyrinths named Kalich and Chléviště and offer several impressive views of the Malá Skála valley.

Educational round trail in Trávníky

The educational round trail takes tourists to the historic environment of timbered and curbed buildings in the monument zone and monument reserve named Trávníky that offers various monuments of traditional folk architecture, walled classicist houses, sandstone fountains, etc.

Church of St. John of Nepomuk, Železný Brod

The Church of St. John of Nepomuk was built by Count Karel Josef Des Fours in 1769.

Malá Skála Gallery - Bouček`s homestead

Bouček`s homestead is a timbered building, which is a magnificent example of folk architecture. The Visual Arts Gallery has its seat in the building.

Ruin of Zbirohy Castle

Zbirohy Castle used to rise high above the Jizera River near the village of Rakousy, at the point where the river had formed a large turn. Zbirohy is one of the few noble constructions of this type built under the rule of King Wenceslas IV. In his time, the trend in Czech castle architecture was comfort, which is reflected in the look of Zbirohy Castle.

Ruined castle Frýdštejn

The preserved ruin of a rock castle rises above the valley of the Jizera River. The typical watch tower is a beautiful dominant feature of the Maloskalsko area.

Železný Brod City Museum

The City Museum has two permanent expositions. The glass-making exposition is located in the building of the savings bank on 3. května Square and presents the development of the glass-making industry in Železný Brod. The ethnographic exposition is located in the biggest timbered construction in Železný Brod, dating back to 1807 and called Běliště.