Mineral healing springs in Luhačovice

15,000 liters of mineral water in Luhačovice gets to the surface in just an hour. Luhačovice mineral waters are high in minerals considered among the most effective in Europe and due to their high gas content also enable baths in truly natural "bubble water".

The most famous of the springs is Vincentka, which you can try in both the cold and heated form. A lower minerality but the greatest yield (up to 30 liters per minute) is characterized by St. Joseph Spring situated near the Church of the Holy Family. Another favorite is associated with Dr. Šťastný Spring, named in memory of a Luhačovice native martyred during WW2. This spring has the most distinctive flavor. The oldest is Aloiska Spring. Accessible in a circular pavilion, there is Ottovka Spring, named after the nobleman Otto Serény. Newly made available are also Viola Spring and the Spring Nový jubilejní pramen.

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763 26 Luhačovice

http://www.luhacovice.cz/en/

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Mineral healing springs in Luhačovice

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