Thermal baths in the Czech Republic

The Aquapalace in Prague is the largest covered water park in Central Europe. On more than 9,000 square meters, the spa offers unforgettable moments for visitors of all ages. For the adults there is a spacious sauna landscape with 14 saunas, a huge fitness area and its own rehabilitation facility. For the little ones, an enormous water world has been created where they can discover various "palaces".

The Thermalium is a wellness center opened in 2019 and is located in the Beethoven Spa House. It offers its guests various saunas (including Finnish, tropical and bio-sauna), a large and a small thermal water pool and a Kneipp pool. Specialized in the treatment of the musculoskeletal system of adults, the spa house is one of the best facilities in the country when it comes to locomotor medicine.

The Aquaforum in Františkovy Lázně is the largest and, for some, the most beautiful spa among the Czech spas. Here, guests are pampered with the pleasantly warm thermal water of the pools and whirlpools and can relax - even or especially when it rains or snows outside. Immerse yourself in the beautiful and romantic water world of Františkovy Lázně? and enjoy the natural remedies of the region.

The city of Karlovy Vary is located in the west of the country between the Ore Mountains and the Slavkov Forest. Together with Mariánské Lázně and Františkovy Lázně, Karlovy Vary forms the Bohemian Baths Triangle. Karlovy Vary is the largest and most famous spa in the Czech Republic and owes its popularity to its numerous thermal springs, which contribute to relaxation and health promotion. As early as the 16th century, wealthy aristocrats and noble families enjoyed the relaxing healing waters. Today, Karlovy Vary is one of the most famous spa towns in the world, which provides for the well-being of its visitors with a total of 79 thermal springs. The most famous spring is the "Karlsbader Sprudel", which is used for drinking therapies and baths.

Mariánské Lázně is situated in the middle of green parks, mineral springs and a lush green mountain forest. Its 40 springs and pleasant climate made the town a popular tourist destination and attracted royals and artists to the region some time ago. Among the former visitors of Mariánské Lázně were Frédéric Chopin, Mark Twain, Richard Wagner and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Even Empress Sissi once spent her holidays here. She is said to have jogged through the forest every morning, running away from her nonathletic bodyguards. Follow in her footsteps and enjoy a thermal therapy in the traditional spa town of Mariánské Lázně.

Františkovy Lázně is the westernmost and smallest spa town in the Bohemian Spa Triangle, where picturesque nature and centuries-old healing springs merge into a special combination. Elegant spa colonnades, beautiful parks and a quiet, idyllic atmosphere are what make this place special. The historic city center, which is already a listed building, is particularly beautiful. But, also, the nature can be seen, because Františkovy Lázně is located between the dream regions of the Kaiser Wald and the Fichtelgebirge and is therefore also ideal for thermal holidays in combination with active holidays. In addition to the above-mentioned treatment indications, Františkovy Lázně is also known for the treatment of gynaecological disorders.

St. Jáchymov, also known as Sankt Joachimsthal, is located north of Karlovy Vary, on the southern slope of the Ore Mountains and only a few kilometers from Germany. The spa is considered one of the richest in healing minerals in the world and is also the first radon spa in the world. The spa hotels in St. Jáchymov use the slightly radioactive radiating water for radon baths, because this (low-dose) radiation can have a pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory effect on the body. Radon baths are used for diseases of the movement apparatus such as rheumatism, metabolic illnesses or burn-out. In your free time you can climb the Keilberg, the highest mountain of the Erzgebirge.

Welcome to the capital! There are several thermal baths in Prague that are worth a visit. Popular is the recreational complex Aquapalace Prague, also known as "Aquapark Čestlice and Spa Prague". Visitors can relax in the sauna, let off steam in the water world or enjoy relaxing massages. Also popular in Prague are so-called beer spas, which you can easily reach from your spa hotels. After a relaxing wellness stay, you will be strengthened for a tour of discovery, because the former royal residence city of Prague has a particularly rich culture and impressive architecture to offer. Stroll across the Charles Bridge, for example, or visit the Prague Castle.

Lázně Bělohrad is situated in the picturesque landscape of the Krkonoše Mountains (the Giant Mountains), at an altitude of over 300 meters, which is why the climate here is particularly relaxing. The region is known for treatments with sulfurous and ferruginous moors, as the name already partly reveals. Guests come to Lázně Bělohrad mainly with locomotor system diseases, for example with back or joint problems and injuries. In your free time you can take a relaxing stroll through the quiet town or enjoy the magnificent mountain panorama during a walk. There is also a beautiful, large park, which also invites you to stroll and relax.