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Karlovy Vary

Karlovy Vary – spa town like no other. A town of unique architecture, a unique climate, a town of healing mineral water and colonnades.

There are more than a dozen hot mineral springs in Karlovy Vary, known for their healing properties. The city is known as one of Europe's leading spa resorts.

Karlovy Vary is surrounded by picturesque mountains and forests, making the city an ideal place for walks and outdoor recreation.

Loket Castle. Key to the Kingdom of Bohemia. A Gothic building located on a high rock, surrounded on three sides by the river Ogra, but also rich in history and a sufficient amount of mysticism. The castle was built as a strategic fortress to protect the kingdom from invasions.

For several centuries the castle was used as a prison. Today, visitors can see exhibitions dedicated to this part of Loket's history, including restored torture chambers and prison premises.

Marianske Lazne is a spa park, unique architecture, healing mineral springs and other natural healing resources, the town is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The city is famous for more than 40 mineral springs, each of which has a unique chemical composition and healing properties.

Frantiskovy Lazne, the smallest and most attractive of the resorts in the West Bohemian triangle, is located on the border with Germany.

Thanks to the uniform classical style of architecture of the spa buildings and spring pavilions, Frantiskovy Lazne has retained the charm and atmosphere of a turn-of-the-century spa town.

The ancient castle and town of Bečov nad Teplou is located in the town of the same name, about 25 km from Karlovy Vary. The complex of a romantic castle and an ancient fortress is an important historical monument, which complements the beautiful terraced park in the Italian style. The main attraction of Bečov Castle is the reliquary of St. Moor from the beginning of the 13th century, comparable in value to coronation regalia.

The natural marble formation Svatoš Rocks consists of rock pillars, prisms and pyramids created by the Ohře River, which, in the area between Loket and Doubí, broke through the Karlovy Vary granite massif to form a deep canyon.

Local residents associate Svyatoske Rocks with the legend of an enchanted wedding. According to legend, a wedding once took place at this place, but due to a curse, all participants in the celebration turned into stone.

Covering an area of almost 70 hectares, St. Linhart Nature Reserve offers, in addition to a classic observatory, a unique aerial view of the animals. The reserve uses a system of bridges for convenient and safe observation.

The reserve consists of three parts. Right near Linhart you can see Dybowski's spotted deer, in the middle part there is a spotted fallow deer, and the last part belongs to a wild boar.