T.G. Masaryk Street
Description:
T.G. Masaryk Street stretches in the resort town of Karlovy Vary from the bank of the Tepla River to the Hebsky Bridge. There are many buildings of the XIX-XX centuries.
On the northern part of the street is the Jan Becher Museum, which tells about the history of Becherovka, a strong liquor (fortress 38%), which began to be produced in 1807 as a gastric medicine. Liquor insisted on herbs and was the Becher family business, which was passed down from generation to generation.
At the other end of the street is a post office building built in 1904. In addition, Masaryka Street is full of hotels, restaurants, cafes, shops.