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
On June 2, 2026, the historic Imperial Spa building in Karlovy Vary hosted the premiere of the documentary film Karlovy Vary: The Power of Water, created as part of the Feel Karlovy Vary project.
Guests had the opportunity to be among the first to watch a film dedicated to the unique phenomenon of Karlovy Vary’s mineral springs, their origin, healing tradition, and their role in shaping one of Europe’s most famous spa destinations.
The event brought together city representatives, project partners, tourism professionals, local residents, and visitors. Following the opening remarks, guests enjoyed the premiere screening and informal networking throughout the evening.
The idea for the film emerged after years of communication with visitors to Karlovy Vary. While many tourists are familiar with the city’s colonnades, thermal springs, and beautiful architecture, few understand the fascinating story behind them.
The documentary explores:
To make the story accessible to the widest possible audience, the film was produced in four language versions:
Additional language versions may be added in the future.











The Feel Karlovy Vary team would like to thank all guests, partners, and supporters who contributed to making the premiere a memorable event.
Special thanks belong to the Imperial Spa for hosting the premiere in one of Karlovy Vary’s most iconic historic buildings.
📸 A complete photo gallery from the premiere is available here:
The premiere marks an important milestone for the Feel Karlovy Vary project, whose mission is to help visitors not only see Karlovy Vary, but truly experience and understand its unique story.
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