The largest concentration of hot curative springs in the world, the oldest radon spa in the world, and even the unique West Bohemianspatriangle inscribed by UNESCO together with eight other European spas. You’ll find all of that in the Karlovy Vary Region – an area that is a must for all those who love relaxation, architecture, history and amazing nature. Famous people like Goethe, Johann Strauss, Beethoven, Kafka and many others stayed in the spa!
You can choose to go to the largest Czech spa town Karlovy Vary, beautiful Mariánské Lázně, romantic Františkovy Lázně or the Jáchymov Spa in the foothills of the Krušné Mountains – in any case, you can look forward to an unforgettable experience.
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Spa Treatments and Wellness Experiences
- Karlovy Vary – balneological centres provide traditional mineral water baths, drinking cures, and a wide selection of wellness treatments.
- Mariánské Lázně – specialises in carbonic baths, peat wraps, and rehabilitation programmes.
- Františkovy Lázně – renowned for sulphur baths and unique peloid therapies.
- Jáchymov – radon baths rank among the most effective treatments for musculoskeletal conditions.
Discover the Treasures of the Karlovy Vary Region!
It would be a shame to stay in just one place when the Karlovy Vary Region has so much to offer! Enrich your stay with a fantastic trip to Bečov nad Teplou Castle and Château, home to the unique Reliquary of St. Maurus, or visit Kynžvart Château. The region provides perfect conditions for cycling and hiking enthusiasts. A network of marked trails leads through stunning landscapes, past mineral springs, and historical landmarks. Popular routes include those through the Slavkov Forest, along the Ohře River, through the SOOS Nature Reserve, or up to the peak of Klínovec, where breathtaking views await.
Trip Tip: Loket and Its Surroundings
One of the most beautiful places in the Karlovy Vary Region is the historic town of Loket, with its impressive castle towering above the Ohře River. Stroll through its charming streets, explore the castle exhibitions, and then enjoy a scenic walk along the river. For those who love active experiences, try canoeing on the Ohře or a cycling trip to the nearby Svatošské Rocks, a unique rock formation resembling a petrified wedding procession.