Lázně Luhačovice
A Moravian drinking-cure spa with Jurkovič's folk-modern architecture.
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- Bathing
- Indoor
- Accommodation
- Hotel on site
Luhačovice is Moravia's largest spa, known less for hot pools than for its cold, strongly mineralised springs — Vincentka above all — taken as a drinking cure from colonnade taps. The resort's character comes from Dušan Jurkovič's early twentieth-century buildings, which fold Moravian folk motifs into an Art Nouveau spa town.
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The water
Thermal water
- Source
- Vincentka
- Mineralisation
- Strongly mineralised sodium bicarbonate-chloride water
- Character
- Cold, naturally carbonated mineral water taken as a drinking cure for respiratory and digestive complaints.
Practical information
Springs are free to drink from the colonnade; balneological treatments and baths are booked through the spa houses. Bring a spa cup, and expect a strongly salty taste.
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