The renovated building at Náměstí 5 houses the Frymburk Museum. It documents life in the region over the past centuries and the profound changes brought about by the construction of the Lipno Reservoir. The exhibits also include objects that disappeared beneath the reservoir's waters. The permanent exhibition includes prehistoric tools and various everyday objects dating from the 13th century to the present day.
Culture and History
The parish church of St. Bartholomew in Frymburk was founded in 1277. It was originally early Gothic; its current late Gothic form was completed in 1530.
Paths and Activities
The Jezerní cycling route runs along the lake and leads from Frymburk via Lipno to Přední Výtoň. The section between Frymburk and Lipno is illuminated at night. The Jezerní inline skating trail is also suitable for beginners and children.
Water Activities
At Frymburk's main beach, visitors can play pétanque, beach volleyball and nohejbal. Boats, pedal boats, paddleboards and sailboats are also available for hire at Frymburk's main beach.
Other Attractions
The Kubíkova educational trail in Frymburk Park includes a petting zoo. Médi Kubíka Children's Park features an 85-metre water giant slide.
You can also find the destination pages for Lojzova Paseka and Milná.