📜 The ruins of the Water Castle Lipý, originally a Gothic water castle from the 13th century, were later rebuilt into a Renaissance chateau. After World War II, much of it was demolished, but since 1995, the remaining parts have been restored and utilized for cultural events.
🔍 Founded around 1268 by Chval of the Ronovci family, the castle played a key role in the establishment of the town of Česká Lípa.
☀️ Explore the historical ruins of a significant water castle and cultural monument.
🏄♀️ Discover a permanent exhibition dedicated to the former Jewish minority and the history of the sugar refinery.
🎶 Attend various cultural and social events, including passion plays, parts of the Česká Lípa festivities, and an improvised summer cinema. Guided tours are available.
✈️ Nearby attractions include Zákupy Castle and the Rock Castle Sloup in Čechy.
🚗 The ruins are easily visible from the road viaduct passing through Česká Lípa (road Nový Bor - Doksy). It is located near the city center, on the bank of the Ploučnice River, separated by the Česká Lípa - Mimoň road.
🤝 The castle is managed by the municipal contributory organization Lipý Česká Lípa, established on January 1, 2011.