It was built in the 2nd half of the 13th century and since then rebuilt several times. It used to be the residence of the Vartenberk, Krajíř and Desfours noble families. At present, the Hrubý Rohozec Chateau is open to the public. The four-wing chateau offers twenty rooms with period furniture, paintings and other decorations from various artistic periods. Real treasures are the library with the portrait gallery showing the owners, and the neo-Gothic dining room - knights' hall. Visitors may admire local curiosities, the paintings called Allegory - the life of a male and Allegory - the life of a female.

In 2009 new premises were added to the tour around the chateau.

A part of the chateau is the adjacent park in English style. In addition to original interiors, visitors may visit expositions dealing with development of interiors and fashion during the last four centuries.

The chapel dedicated to the Holy Trinity is used for wedding ceremonies.

Tours:
Short tour
The tour comprises the interiors on the first floor, i.e. the small and the large library, the dining room, the Green Lounge and a part of the exposition of the development of noble dwellings, furniture art and fashion from the collections of the Artistic and Industrial Museum in Prague (from the Renaissance to the classicist period).

Long tour
The tour includes the interiors on the first and the second floors , i.e. the small and the large library, the dining room, the Green Lounge and the whole exposition of the development of noble dwellings, furniture art and fashion from the collections of the Artistic and Industrial Museum in Prague (from the Renaissance to the Art Nouveau period).