[2025 Karlovy Vary Attraction] Travel Guide for Park Colonnade (Updated May)

Want a different winter vacation experience? I highly recommend this 6-day Czech travel guide, which will take you step by step through ancient castles and encounter romantic snowfall, making your winter vacation super exciting! / Czech Republic, the country in the heart of Europe🇨🇿, is an interweaving of medieval legends and modern colors✨. The castle with a strong historical atmosphere 🏰, the mysterious dark church ⛪, the Czech beer 🍺 and the joyful Bohemian style will make you fall in love with this place in a second 😍. / 🚌Route: Day 1: Prague Starting from Prague, this day gives you a full day of free time to explore this charming city as you wish. Day 2: Cesky Krumlov Castle -> Cesky Krumlov Town Hall Continuing our .CZ tour, we will linger in this unique city of Cesky Krumlov and be sure to explore the historic castle and town hall. Day 3: Pilsen Next we will jump to Pilsen, the elegance and pleasantness of this city will surely leave a deep impression on you. Day 4: Mill Colonnade -> Park Colonnade -> Thermal Colonnade -> Vltava River Cruise We will enjoy the hot springs from Mill Colonnade to Park Colonnade, then to Thermal Colonnade, and then take a cruise on the Vltava River. Day 5: Prague Castle->St. Vitus Cathedral->Old Royal Palace->St. George's Basilica->Golden Lane You will feel the historical charm of Prague, explore Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica and Golden Lane, and experience the medieval style. Day 6: Prague - Return Our CZ trip is coming to an end for now. After a full day of free time, we will head back home. The short separation made me miss Prague even more. / Some tips: 1️⃣ Food: Czech goulash with bread balls is a must-try! The portions are generous and the flavors are rich, which will definitely make you feel like you've enjoyed a high-quality meal. 😉 2️⃣ Visa information: As a non-Schengen country, Chinese citizens need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to the Czech Republic, so remember to prepare in advance! 📝 3️⃣ February climate: February is winter, the average temperature in the Czech Republic is between -3 and 2℃, it may snow, remember to bring warm clothes! ⛄️ 4️⃣ Specialty prices: Czech amber, crystal and beer are very unique souvenirs, and the price is generally around a few hundred yuan, suitable for giving as gifts. 💰 / The charm of the Czech Republic is waiting for you to discover. Let’s experience its history, culture and food together! 🍻🏰🥨🌄

Hey guys 👋, today I'm going to take you to the Czech spa town of Karlovy Vary, a place full of historical charm and healing waters. Get your hot spring cup ready and join me on this healing journey! 📍About Karlovy Vary Karlovy Vary, a spa town founded by Charles IV in the 14th century, is famous for its hot springs and elegant historical charm. There are 13 main types of hot springs and 5 hot spring colonnades, each with its own unique mineral content and taste. 🚄How to Get There From Prague, you can take a train or a bus. The train takes about 3 hours and 20 minutes, while the bus takes 2 hours and 15 minutes. If you choose to drive, remember to stay overnight to avoid retracing your steps. 🏰Must-Visit Attractions • St. Peter and St. Paul Orthodox Church: This church is the largest and most important of its kind in the Czech Republic, with rich interior decorations. • Park Colonnade: This colonnade offers a 47°C hot spring outlet, one of 12 local hot springs that can be drunk directly. • Mill Colonnade: This colonnade is exceptionally elegant with its delicate carved patterns. • Market Colonnade: This is one of the iconic buildings of Karlovy Vary, not to be missed. • Grandhotel Pupp: This grand hotel not only outlines the skyline but also tells the glorious past of the town. 🍽Food Recommendations • Becherovka: The most famous export from Karlovy Vary, a herbal bitter liqueur often enjoyed as a digestif. • Trdelník: A sweet pastry often associated with Karlovy Vary. • Knedlíky: Traditional Czech dumplings, which can be sweet or savory. 🛍️Shopping Guide In Karlovy Vary, you can buy hot spring cups and hot spring wafers, which are local specialties. Remember to buy them in large supermarkets, where the prices are cheaper. 📸Photo Spots • Hot Spring Colonnades: Each hot spring colonnade has its own unique architectural style, making it a great place for photos. • Grandhotel Pupp: This grand hotel is not only an accommodation option but also a popular photo spot. 🌟Tips • Best Time to Visit: Late spring to early fall, when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its best. • Dress Code: Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as Karlovy Vary has many cobblestone streets and small hills. • Hot Spring Etiquette: If you visit a hot spring, follow local etiquette, such as no photos in the bathing area and keeping quiet. Get your camera and hot spring cup ready, and let's enjoy a healing journey in Karlovy Vary! 💖📸

We came to the Park Colonnade in the town of Karlovy Vary, which is decorated in a gorgeous and exquisite style. Its predecessor was the concert hall of the Blansky Pavilion, designed by the famous Vienna architects Fellner and Helmer. The Park Colonnade houses a large collection of literary and artistic works, which are very worth seeing. There are also two springs, the Snake Spring and the Orchard Spring, where you can drink directly. The water temperature is around 29 degrees Celsius and 42 degrees Celsius respectively. The spring water here is rich in unique minerals, which are beneficial to health. Drinking spring water with a spa cup is both a cultural tradition and a must-do in KV town. You can buy a special spa cup locally, and the cup we bought is also very beautiful, which can be taken back for collection. In addition, when you come to Karlovy Vary, you must try the town's special food - spa wafers, thin and crispy, with fillings in the middle, there are many flavors, I like the coconut flavor, the taste is sweet and delicious. Address: Park Colonnade Zahradní, 360 01 Karlovy Vary

Karlovy Vary is a spa city in the Karlovy Vary region of western Bohemia in the Czech Republic. It is located at the confluence of the Ohre River (Eger in German) and the Tepla River. The city's name Karlsbad is named after Karl IV, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia, who founded the city in 1370. The city is historically famous for its hot springs (13 major hot springs and about 300 smaller hot springs are located in the hot spring resort of Karlovy Vary. There are many shops and restaurants. You can buy a hot spring cup and drink the hot spring water here. The hot spring water is actually a bit salty and not as delicious as expected. I drank the slightly mineral hot spring water in the market hot spring corridor. The hot spring corridor is a very beautiful building and it is quite nice to take pictures. You can buy hot spring hand guards there. Frost hot spring cakes, etc. The elegant Greek stone pillar architecture of the hot spring corridor is very photogenic. It is worth a visit here #familytravel.

Czech Attractions-Park Hot Spring Corridor This is the last section of the hot spring corridor, which is the fountain mouth No. 12 and 15 respectively. These two fountains taste different from the previous hot springs. The temperature here is normal temperature, about 30 degrees It tastes like sparkling water And this corridor is also my favorite shape The construction that you would see in a residence that is more like a British palace-style princess These two spouts are also quite special designs. Czech Attractions-Park Colonnade This is the last section of the hot spring corridor, which are fountains No. 12 and No. 15 respectively. These two fountains drink differently from the hot springs in front The temperature here is about 30 degrees Celsius It tastes like sparkling water And this corridor is also my favorite shape Compare the construction you'll see with the residences that belonged to the British court style princesses These two spouts are also quite special designs

The park's hot spring cloister is adjacent to the Dvorz Garden. The porch, which appeared in 1881, is a two-story bronze gazebo that is connected to each other by a white cast iron promenade. The slender carved decorative pattern is exceptionally elegant. There is a hole in the cloister with the best looking snake spring in the town. Its taste is also the best in all springs./ Maybe many people are curious about what the hot spring water is. I remember the previous flavor. "I have also been filmed by Karlovy Vary, and Nicholas Tse took a hot hole in the hole with Song Song, causing Song Song to scream and collapse. I also tasted it, emmmmm, this irritating "rust" taste, who knows who drink ah ah, in order to "detox beauty" effect, I endured!