| Frydlant Frýdlant | |
 Town Hall in Frýdlant | |
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| Country | Czech Republic |
| Region | Liberec region |
| Surface | 31.62 km² |
| Height | 295 m above sea level |
| Population | 7 608 |
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Frýdlant (not M. Friedland in Böhmen) - a small town in northern Bohemia (Liberec Region).
Not to be confused with any other town in the Czech Republic Frydlant on the Ostravice River.
Information
Frýdlant is situated on the border of the Jizera Mountains (Czech Jizerské hory) and the Izerskie Foothills (Czech Frýdlantská pahorkatina), on both sides of the Směda River (Polish Witka). The border with Poland is only 11 km away (the nearest border crossing - Bogatynia-Kunratice), located in the Frýdlantský výběžek, Frýdlant region.
History
Geography
Climate
When to go
Preparations
Drive
By plane
By train
By car
By bus
Districts
Transport
Worth seeing
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The main tourist attraction is the Gothic castle, rebuilt in the style of a Renaissance chateau. It could have been a prototype of a castle from a novel by Franz Kafka.
Parties
Active recreation
Work and study
Shopping
Boarding
Modestly
Moderate
Sumptuous
Entertainment
Accommodation
Modestly
Moderate
Exclusively
Security
Health
contact
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