Hot Spring Colonnade
A modernist glass pavilion housing the most powerful spring in Karlovy Vary, which shoots water 12 metres into the air at 72 degrees Celsius. Free to enter and watch the geyser-like eruption.
Viewpoint in Karlovy Vary
A hilltop observation tower reached by funicular or forest path, offering views over the entire colourful valley of Karlovy Vary. The funicular costs a small amount; hiking up through the woods is free.
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Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
A modernist glass pavilion housing the most powerful spring in Karlovy Vary, which shoots water 12 metres into the air at 72 degrees Celsius. Free to enter and watch the geyser-like eruption.
A neo-Renaissance colonnade sheltering five mineral springs, designed by Josef Zitek (architect of Prague's National Theatre). Free to walk through and taste the hot mineral water from traditional porcelain drinking cups.
An elegant cast-iron garden colonnade from 1880, the oldest surviving colonnade in the spa town. Free to visit and a good starting point for walking the spa promenade along the Tepla river.
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