The town of Frýdlant upon Smdá brook is the administrative centre of Frýdlantsko. The first reference to Frýdlant dates back to 1278 and thanks to its chequered history, as well as present cultural activities and closeness to the Polish and German borders the town is an attractive international tourist centre.
Visitors can set off along the marked sightseeing route called Sunny Road which serves as a reliable guide leading to all points of interest in our town. The tour starts at T. G. Masaryk’s Square, which is the centre of the urban conservation area. From the square it is also possible to walk along the marked route to Frýdlant observation tower on Ressel Hill. The dominating feature of the square is a Neo-Renaissance town hall with a 48 m high tower and observation gallery. From here the route goes past the statue of Piety and the building of an old hospital to the oldest church in Frýdlant – dedicated to St. Mary Magdalene from 1381. Walking through the town park you will come to the huge structure of the Cathedral of the Finding of the Cross in the vicinity of the Marian Column and the building of the former salt store. Then the tour leads along the Smdá Brook and past the Church of Christ the Saviour to the castle park with the Frýdlant castle and chateau. Following Castle Street you will get back to the centre to the Frýdlant nativity scene with moving figures.
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Chrám Nalezení sv. Kříže
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Frýdlantský hrad a zámek
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Frýdlant Information Centre
náměstí T. G. Masaryka 37, 464 01 Frýdlant
tel.: +420 482 464 013, fax: +420 482 312 053
e-mail: mic@mesto-frydlant.cz
www.mesto-frydlant.cz
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