Karlovy Vary
Karlovy Vary is the gem of the Bohemian Spa Triangle, featuring unique spa architecture and majestic colonnades set in elegant and charming locations, surrounded by lush wooded valleys. These are Karlovy Vary, the king of the most famous spa triangle, visited by the most renowned figures in European art and social life. It is now the second most visited attraction in the Czech Republic. Due to its unique architecture, it is one of the most beautiful spas in Europe.
Mariánské Lázně
Explore the solace of body and mind in Mariánské Lázně. As you walk through the heart of Mariánské Lázně, your consciousness is magically transported back to a century ago. Luxurious spa buildings are interspersed with beautifully blooming parks, where spa guests sit contentedly sipping water from legendary springs. You gradually step into the story of this city, which once attracted the most important politicians and artists due to its high reputation. Today, it is one of the most beautiful spa towns in Europe.
Františkovy Lázně
Františkovy Lázně is the smallest of the three spa towns forming a triangle in western Czech Republic. It was established in 1793. To this day, it retains the characteristics of an indoor spa town that was popular in the alternating decades of the last century. Its charm lies in the fact that its classical architectural style buildings house spa facilities. The mild mountain climate, nearby forest areas, well-preserved urban gardens and nurseries, along with the renowned carbonated mineral water's therapeutic and invigorating effects, and the comfortable living conditions here, all attract spa-goers and tourists.
Teplice Spa
Teplice Spa, a place favored by historically renowned figures. Soaking in hot water, resting, indulging in fragrant aromas, and relaxing in natural health treatments are the hallmarks of enjoying Teplice Spa. As early as the 12th century, the hot springs here were developed and utilized, making Teplice one of the oldest spa towns in Europe. Please visit the foothills of the Krušné Mountains, where you can enjoy the ancient and warm atmosphere.
Toušeň Spa
An oasis of calm and tranquility, just 20 kilometers from Prague, offering modern spa treatments. Toušeň is located at the confluence of the Elbe and Jizera rivers, 41 kilometers northeast of Prague. The spa center is situated in a flat, wide area with a mild lowland climate. The first guests arrived here as early as 1868. For over a century, the main therapy at the spa has been bathing in sulfur-iron mud. This mud is extracted from the local soil deposits near Labiště in Čelákovice. The enclosed resort, spa park, colonnade, and café provide a serene and tranquil spa environment. Toušeň Spa treats discomforts of the spine, joints, and soft tissues of the musculoskeletal system.
Třeboň Spa Town
The ancient town of Třeboň is located in the gently rolling South Bohemian Region. The historical core, preserved to this day, dates back to the 12th century and has become a protected heritage site. The spa, Renaissance-style palace, adjacent park, and expansive world-famous artificial lakes form a unique set of tourist attractions. This area is designated as a nature reserve and a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Over several centuries of cultivation and development, Třeboň has transformed from its original swamps and peatlands. The region is also known for its traditional river fish farming, particularly the famous Třeboň carp.
Velké Losiny Spa
In the foothills of the Hrubý Jeseník mountains, you can leisurely lie in natural hot spring pools, soak in the hot water, relax your body and mind, restore your vitality, and enjoy the health treatments there. This is the 450-year-old paradise of Velké Losiny Spa. Once your body is revitalized and healthy, you can continue to experience new adventures.
Jeseník Spa Resort
Located at the northernmost tip of the Olomouc region, it was established in the first half of the 13th century on the trade route between Moravia and Poland. It was once famous for gold panning, producing Damascus cloth, and mining Silesian marble, but it is best known for its spa treatments. In 1820, Vincenz Priessnitz discovered the therapeutic effects of the local cold spring water and established the Jeseník Spa. The resort specializes in treating diseases of the respiratory, nervous, and musculoskeletal systems. On the slopes of Studnicni vrch near the spa, 60 therapeutic springs gush forth. The nearby Jeseník Mountains offer visitors sports activities in both winter and summer.
Karlova Studánka
"Sometimes, all you need is to breathe"—this is the therapeutic foundation of the spa resort Karlova Studánka, which enjoys a naturally blessed climate. Not only does it have the cleanest air in Central Europe, but it also features charming wooden buildings full of vibrant colors and advanced medical care. Additionally, it offers steep cliffs, clear waterfalls to explore, and beautiful countryside scenery. So, come on! Take a deep breath at this spa located in the heart of Jeseník!
Darkov Spa
The iodine-bromine saltwater is the greatest treasure of the Darkov Spa in Karviná. For 150 years, this unique mineral water has helped countless patients from around the world to stand up again. If you have similar ailments, you should consider spa treatment here. Known for its tranquil environment, it is an ideal place to soothe both your body and mind.
Teplice nad Bečvou Spa
The lush countryside of Teplice nad Bečvou Spa is located near the historic Moravian metropolis of Olomouc. The local mineral springs have been renowned for their beneficial effects for nearly five centuries and are also legendary for their positive effects on localized treatments. Here, you can spend a tranquil stay at top-notch wellness centers, immersing yourself in the soothing thermal waters that flow from beautiful stalactite caves deep underground.
Klimkovice Spa Resort
Klimkovice Spa Resort is located in the lushly forested Jeseníky region, in the beautiful natural scenery of Beskydy. The beloved therapeutic spa benefits from the unique local iodine-bromine water, which has multiple therapeutic effects on human tissues. It helps treat musculoskeletal disorders, nervous system and gynecological diseases, and also has a positive impact on the vascular system.
Luhačovice
Fairy-tale architecture, a famous representative of Art Nouveau architecture, for a hundred years mineral springs have been delivering water to the surface, open to the public for free, and the intoxicating aroma of freshly baked spa wafers. This is Luhačovice, the largest spa area in Moravia, not far from Zlín. Visiting this city will relax your body and fill you with new energy.
Janské Lázně
Due to its advantageous location in the Krkonoše National Park, Janské Lázně offers a comprehensive range of tourism services including spa treatments, travel, and ski trails. The spa treatments, particularly those focusing on physical therapy and the nervous system, have achieved excellent results. The Vesna Hospital has been successful in specializing in the treatment of polio. However, Janské Lázně also welcomes visitors who wish to enjoy high-quality health spa services. Options include magnesium, oxygen, and other types of baths, as well as treatments like cinnamon or caffeine wraps, or relaxing with gentle caramel massages. One of the famous attractions in the spa town and its surroundings is the cable car that runs from the town center to Černá hora (Black Mountain).
Bohdaneč Spa Town
Bohdaneč Spa Town attracts many spa visitors each year who come to enjoy the well-known mud therapy. You can choose the relaxation method that suits you best: 'Bohdaneč Tradition', 'Salt for Health', or 'Perfect Weekend Remedy' among other relaxation treatments. The architectural features of the entire spa town are characterized by functionalist style buildings designed by Josef Gočár, including the town hall and spa buildings. If you want to learn more about the works of this renowned architect, you can take the 5-kilometer-long educational tour called the 'Gočár Ring'.
Lednice Spa
Here you can not only enjoy spa treatments that heal the body and mind, but also the fairy-tale scenery of the Lednice-Valtice area. Lednice is a small town with a fairy-tale castle and beautiful gardens. It used to be the center of the Liechtenstein region.
Poděbrady Spa
In the 15th century, the town of Poděbrady was elevated to a royal town by the Czech King Jiří. In the 17th century, a small spa with carbonated mineral springs was established here. The modern history of this city and its spa industry began during the Art Deco period when a rich mineral spring was discovered, containing large amounts of carbon dioxide, magnesium, and calcium. The spring area is covered by well-maintained parkland. The lush meadows and forests along both banks of the Elbe River, combined with the flat terrain, make it an ideal place for treating heart diseases. Nearby the spa town, the production of famous crystal lead glassware is well-known.
