Mariánské Lázně
A colonnaded Bohemian resort with more than a hundred springs.
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- Source temperature
- 10°C
- Bathing
- Indoor
- Accommodation
- Hotel on site
Mariánské Lázně grew in the early nineteenth century around an extraordinary concentration of cold mineral springs — over a hundred within the town and its woods. Its cast-iron colonnade of 1889 and the Singing Fountain are the centre of a cure built on drinking, gas baths and mud, in a valley of forested slopes and Belle Époque hotels.
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The water
Thermal water
- Source
- Křížový and Rudolfův springs
- Mineralisation
- Cold, strongly carbonated mineral waters
- Character
- More than a hundred cold mineral springs, drunk from the colonnade; carbon-dioxide gas baths on site.
Practical information
Free to drink from the colonnade taps and the Cross Spring pavilion; treatments run through the spa hotels. Also UNESCO-listed as part of the Great Spa Towns of Europe.
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