This dominant cliff feature above Hejnice rises in the Smědava Downs (800 m above sea level) and it includes a cross, a ladder and a viewing platform. The views from this point are fantastic. However, beware: the ascent to the observation point is somewhat demanding. The [...]
On the way to the stone lookout tower, another of the beauties designed by the architect Hemmrich, you can look forward to submontane meadows, picturesque Jizera Mountain chalets and mysterious forest nooks with granite cliffs. You will be rewarded for the climb with excellent views of Jablonec, [...]
Smrk is the highest point in the Czech section of the Jizera Mountains and it has therefore been designated their “king”. On a clear day, it is apparently possible to see an amazing 240 km from there. The 23 m high metal lookout tower with observation [...]
A more demanding circuit which will take you through mysterious areas and the resplendent nature of the Jizera Mountains. Jizerka - chata Pyramida - Lasičí cesta - Jelení stráň - Pytlácké kameny - Předěl - chata Smědava - Rašeliniště Jizerky a zpět
Some tips for families with prams or people in wheelchairs. Favourable terrain without any steep climbs, nature and points of interest along the way! All you have to do is set off :-) To Nová Louka Head from Bedřichov, the legendary cross-country skiing centre, in the [...]
An eight-kilometre circuit from Jablonecké Paseky to the Nisanka lookout tower, the source of the Nisa and then back to Jablonec via Nová Ves and Kynast. Jablonecké Paseky – Císařská lípa – rozhledna Nisanka – pramen Nisy – Kynast a zpět
The baroque sacred structure was built in the very centre of Jablonec in 1685–1687. This is the oldest structure in Jablonec to have been preserved to the present. There is a propitiatory cross and Marian statue on the southern side of the church. At present, the [...]
The First Republic villa which houses the small craft brewery in its cellar sits in close proximity to the Jablonec Reservoir. And what would beer be without good food?! In addition to the stylised tavern in the basement, there is also a restaurant on the first [...]
The business and residential building, which was designed by the Jablonec architect Rudolf Günter, was built by Gustav Linke in 1929–1931 and it is one of the architectural gems of the city centre. It has been preserved in very good condition (with the exception of the [...]
There is no nicer place for a view of Jablonec nad Nisou than the hill known as Petřín. The Jablonec basin opens up perfectly and visitors can see the entire city with all its significant structures, including the reservoir, and a significant part of the Jizera [...]