Accommodation in Giant Mountains, Jizera Mountains, Bohemian Paradise, cheap accommodation in Liberec, Czech Switzerland, Macha Area, Frydlant Region,

Grabštejn Castle is one of the oldest castles in northern Bohemia. The original ancient fort was replaced by a modestly sized royal castle, from 1256 in the possession of the Donín family. The little castle was later rebuilt in the Renaissance style and the Lower Castle was added. Its present look is Empire. The Hostinský Dům (i.e. inn) was added in 1833. The dominant element of the Upper Castle is the round tower. It is open for free and offers a fabulous view of the region of Trojmezí (Czech Republic, Poland and Germany)).

In the Chapel of St. Barbara (Renaissance, built in 1569) you can admire the original frescos and arches. The underground space is used for craft exhibitions, expositions of precious stone processing, and an old blacksmith's. A part of the cellars is the beginning of a secret passage. The northern wing , 2nd floor, houses furniture collections. The original Clam-Gallas collections have been re-installed, completed with other unique and valuable furniture of regional origin.

Guided Tour 1 comprises the cellars, tower with a lookout gallery, and all interiors open to the public on both floors, including the unique Renaissance chapel of St. Barbara, collections of furniture and woodcutting from the collections of the North Bohemian Museum in Liberec - duration 70 minutes.

Guided Tour 2 is a shortened version of Tour 1 (comprising the cellars, tower and selected interiors) - duration 50 minutes.

Guided Tour 3 comprises only cellars - duration 15 minutes.

Tour 4 comprises only the tower, without a guide.