Discover the secrets of Karlovy Vary in the film “The Power of Water”
- 60 minutes in Russian, English, German and Czech
- Screenings daily at 16:00 and 20:00
- Cinema hall in the center, next to the Mill Colonnade
Many visitors, impressed by the healing powers of Karlovy Vary’s mineral springs, ask the same question:
Can I take the water home and drink it later?
The answer is yes, but with important limitations.
Karlovy Vary mineral water is not just ordinary water — it’s a living, dynamic solution rich in minerals and carbon dioxide. Once exposed to air, the water begins to:
These changes start to occur within 12–24 hours after collecting the water. Hot springs, such as the famous Geyser Spring, are particularly unstable — once they cool down, their chemical structure shifts dramatically and their healing effect diminishes.
If you still want to take spring water home:
In short: you can take the water, but what you’ll drink at home won’t be the same as what you enjoyed directly from the source.
If you’re looking for a more reliable way to “take Karlovy Vary with you,” there’s a solution trusted for over 200 years:
Karlovy Vary mineral salt.

This natural salt is produced by evaporating water from the spring, leaving behind a full spectrum of minerals, including:
The salt has a long shelf life and allows for precise home dosing. Simply dissolve the recommended amount in warm water — and you have a mineral-rich drink, just like at the spa.
Be cautious of imitations!
You can purchase genuine Karlovy Vary mineral salt at our official shop, located just 50 meters from the Mill Colonnade. The store is open daily, including weekends.
Conclusion:
You can take the spring water home — but its healing effect fades quickly.
A better solution is to bring Karlovy Vary mineral salt with you and continue your wellness journey wherever you are.
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