Technical monuments

This light fortification, K2/270/B1-80Z, was built in April 1937. The reconstructed bunker is open to the public on anniversaries of important days in Czechoslovak history.

Studánka bunkerLiberec

GPS

For more than 30 years now the Boveraclub association has been saving historical trams in Liberec and on special occasions (traditionally on national public holidays, for example), you can even take ride through the city’s streets in these beautiful machines.

Historical tramsLiberec

GPS

The unique building on the summit of Ještěd has become the dominant landmark of Liberec and the region as a whole. The Ještěd Hotel and TV transmitter is a national cultural heritage site and was even chosen by architects as the Czech building of the 20th century!

Ještěd - TV transmitterLiberec

GPS

The IGI Vratislavice library is home to a historical carpet, made in the Vratislavice factory as a gift for boss Willy Ginzkey’s 70th birthday. This unique carpet, whose weave portrays the history of Vratislavice, commemorates the glory days of the factory, the skill of its weavers, and the legacy that lives on here.

Jubilee carpetLiberec

GPS

The cable car to Ještěd is out of order until further notice.

Liberec - Ještěd Aerial Cableway (out of order)Liberec

GPS

Guided tour and an exhibition of the Liberec air-raid shelter dedicated to the history and the present of civil defence.

Liberec air-raid shelterLiberec

GPS

The weather station was installed at the town hall in1898 on request of the city administration and several local societies. Its hexagonal shape is inspired by the tower of the town hall, the copper roof is decorated by sunflowers and the hexagonal stone base is made of local granite.

Weather StationLiberec

GPS

The paternoster in the Liberec Regional Authority office building is the highest lift of its type in the Czech Republic and there are few lifts to beat it in Europe.

Paternoster lift in the Offices of the Liberec Regional AuthorityLiberec

GPS

This is where it all started! The first car in Bohemia drove through Liberec and its owner Theodor von Liebieg was the first in the country to receive a driver’s licence. Theodor also embarked on the first long-distance drive in the world and had a unique ‘car house’ built.

The early days of motoringLiberec

The Harcov water reservoir, also called the Harcovská Dam or Liberecká Dam, is situated not far from the centre of the city, in the valley of the Harcovský Brook, surrounded with forest from one side and with a peaceful villa quarter from the other side.

Dam Water Reservoir Harcov (under reconstruction)Liberec

GPS

The “transbordér” is a suspension footbridge over the Nisa River with a hand drive, which was opened after the floods in October 2010. The facility itself is also intended as a tourist attraction. Reportedly it is the first and only transporter bridge in the Czech Republic.

Transbordér (transporter bridge)Liberec

GPS

The unique technical monument is located in the village of Novina.

Viaducts near NovinaKryštofovo Údolí

GPS

The hydroelectric power station in Rudolfov in the Jizera Mountains can be found on the outskirts of Liberec by the road to Bedřichov.

Hydroelectric Power Station, Liberec-RudolfovLiberec

GPS

The coal tower is the most eye-catching landmark in Vratislavice. It is 52 metres high, is shaped like a truncated cone, and was built between 1916 and 1919 by Alfréd Ginzkey, son of the founder of the local factory.

Coal and water storage towerLiberec - Vratislavice nad Nisou

GPS