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From our history: ⚜ On August 1, 1631, the Jicin Chamber "orders the governor of the Skala and Semily estates to send one kiln of the Tatobit white lime to the local Office for plastering the Tower - as soon as possible." ⚜ On October 3, 1631, the Jicin Chamber sent a decree "to the Purkmister and the Office of the Jicin council to hasten the repair of the Tower by the next Wednesday, for His Grace (Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein), will arrive to Jitcin on Sunday." ⚜ On July 14, 1649, the governor of the manor ordered that "the municipality immediately pick up (complete) the Tower, without excuses and delays!" ⚜ The next day, July 15, the municipality replies, "that it recognizes this need and obligation, but requests that it receives some amount from the manor’s pensions for it; when the better times come, they will pay it back."

Tower Jičín offers romantic accommodation in a renaissance tower built by Vilém Trčka from Lípa and in Veliš in 1543. There are five rooms on five floors. In the attic bedroom, you will sleep in a restored medieval canopy bed. In the bathroom, you can dive into a spacious free-standing bathtub. You can enjoy a cup of coffee or a glass of wine in the comfortable leather chairs in the lounge. In the lobby, you will see original sharpshooters' targets from the 19th century. The cellar tavern related to the historical legend provides a selection of fine wines, cognacs, whiskeys, and cigars. The entire tower is also a gallery exhibiting artwork by the Czech artist Petr Heber and the French graphic Tomi Ungerer.

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