Factories in Karlovy Vary

Q: What historical places of Karlovy Vary should a lover of architecture visit?

The architectural gems of Karlovy Vary include the City Theatre, built in 1886 in the neo-Baroque style by Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer. The Church of St. Mary Magdalene, built in 1736, is a vivid example of Baroque architecture. Also worth paying attention to the Grand Hotel Pupp, founded in 1701 and combining elements of classicism and art nouveau.

Q: Where to go to Karlovy Vary with children: interesting places for a family holiday?

For families with children, Diana is the perfect observation tower on Petra Hill, built in 1914. Deer Park, located in the forest by the tower, offers the opportunity to feed the animals. It is also worth visiting the Jan Becher Museum, which tells the story of the famous liquor "Becherovka", and walk along the pedestrian zone along the Tepla River.

Q: Where to take beautiful photos in Karlovy Vary: the best photo zones?

One of the best photo zones of Karlovy Vary is the Mill Colonnade with its openwork arches and sculptures. View of the city from the height of the tower Diana opens a panorama of thermal springs and wooded hills. Also popular are shots at the Orthodox Church of St. Peter and Paul with its golden domes and at the Geyser Colonnade, where the stream of the spring reaches 12 meters.

Q: What legends and legends are associated with the sights of Karlovy Vary?

Legend has it that Charles IV discovered thermal springs while hunting when his dog chased a deer and fell into a hot stream. The castle of Charles IV, built on the site of the find, became a symbol of the city. There is also a belief that the water from the Vrjidlo spring has healing power due to the intervention of local spirits.

Q: What little-known sights of Karlovy Vary are worth seeing?

Among the hidden pearls of Karlovy Vary is the garden of Peter I, created in 1877 in honor of the visit of the Russian tsar. The Chapel of St. Bernard, built in 1627, is the oldest surviving church in the city. It is also worth visiting the Mozart Museum, located in the house where the composer stayed in 1786, and stroll through the quiet streets of the West End.

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Moser glass factory

The famous Czech crystal is produced at the Moser glass factory in Karlovy Vary. All products are manufactured by hand, which is a …

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Becherovka plant

The plant for the production of a unique alcoholic beverage "Becherovka" is located in the resort town of Karlovy Vary. The sale o …

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Excursions Karlovy Vary (13)

Bamberg - UNESCO City

There are few corners on earth where you can feel the charm of history with such intensity as in Bamberg! The city has been the se …

290 € group

Karlovy Vary - a wealth of stories!

According to legend, the hot spring with mineral water was discovered by King Charles IV during a hunt in the middle of the 14th c …

65 € group

Glacier is one of the most visited castles of the Czech Republic. Austerlitz

The State Castle of Lednice. The tour begins in Karlovy Vary. The distance to the castle of Lednice is 350 km. One of the most v …

550 € group

Hishe Castle

Hishe is an ancient place, whose history begins in the XII century. The first mention of the local fortress dates back to 1169. Bu …

80 € group

Guides Karlovy Vary (3)

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Alexandre Miller

Prague

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Boris Greinspol

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Valentina Burenkova

Karlovy Vary

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Excursions Karlovy Vary (13)

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