To get to the city Jilemnice, in a population of 6 thousand people, on the bus from Liberec. This city is called the "gateway to the giant mountains", as it usually stop those travelers who want to hike through the most famous Czech mountain. Here you can find guides and interpreters.

Like any self-respecting Czech town, there is a local castle, which is now the Museum, devoted to the emergence and development of active winter sports in the country. In addition, in the castle you can see a gorgeous exhibition, which presents a unique collection of Nativity scenes. The exhibits for the exhibition were brought from the most remote corners of the Czech Republic, therefore, serve as a visual aid of how celebrate Christmas in different Czech regions. The highlight of the collection is the mechanical Nativity scene, unique in the Czech Republic you will not find anywhere else.

Lovers of history and architecture will also not be disappointed. They will see well-preserved interiors and learn about the history of the castle, which was built by the richest Czech originating Harrachov in 1716. The castle was built on the foundations of a Gothic castle, which was destroyed by Swedish troops during the hostilities.

While walking through the town Jilemnice you shouldn't miss the street Sweave, which is decorated with authentic houses, built in the XVIII century.

In the Central square you can find several important city buildings. The town hall, built in the classical style, and the Church of the Holy Lavra, the façade of which is decorated in Baroque style.