Stay in the Renaissance tower built by Vilém Trčka of Lípa and Veliš in 1543. Sleep in the original medieval canopy bed. Soak in a hot bath in the spacious freestanding bathtub. Sip a cup of coffee or tea in the comfortable leather armchairs. The cellar tavern associated with the historical legend offers excellent wines, fine spirits and tasty cigars. The Jičín Tower is also an art gallery of Jičín native Petr Heber and controversial French graphic artist Tomi Ungerer.

The town of Jičín is located in the beautiful area of the Bohemian Paradise. In the past, the city was protected by fortified bastions and surrounded by a moat. Parts of the fortifications are still preserved throughout the perimeter of the historic city center. For a rare complex of preserved monuments of high historical and artistic value, the historical center of the town was declared an urban conservation area. Visitors can admire the magnificent square with its arcades and many historic houses, which are adorned mainly by a Baroque chateau, connected by a covered staircase with the Church of Sts. Jakub Většího. The dominant feature of the popular viewing point is Valdická gate, on the opposite side of the square you will find the church of St. Ignáce. An integral part of the aforementioned landscape composition is the Valdštejn Loggia with Libosad Park, which connects the four-row linden alley with the city center. There were many prominent personalities in Jičín, including the writer Václav Čtvrtek, who spent his childhood in Jičín and was an author of the fabulous figure of a shoemaker and robber Rumcajs.