LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

After its renovation, the original Baroque Kynžvart Castle now has the most valuable collection of books in Bohemia.

The Bohemian city of Eger was once part of the Roman Empire, as history buffs will probably know.

Not only perhaps the most famous spa town, Karlovy Vary is also the host of an international film festival every year.

With its charming atmosphere and turn-of-the-century architecture, the spa town of Karlovy Vary is captivating.

Home to the Western Bohemian brewery of Chodovar, you can immerse yourself in the world of famous Czech beer in Chodová Planá.

Loket Castle is located between Karlsruhe and Falkenau. It was built strategically on this site in the 13th century.

Thanks to its unique setting, the Teplá Monastery, founded by Hroznata von Ovenec in 1193, is still impressive today.

Experience bygone times at Bečov Castle and Chateau.

The renowned Chopin Festival takes place every year at the end of August and offers audiences a diverse supporting programme. Every two years, there is an international piano competition.

The museum is located in the oldest surviving house in the city, which housed Johann Wolfgang Goethe during one of his stays in Marienbad – as evidenced to this day by the bronze plaque above the entrance and the reconstruction of his former living quarters on the upper floor. The city museum was founded in 1887 and transferred to the current building in 1953.

The miniature park houses attractions from all over the Czech Republic at a 1:25 scale. Visit castles, palaces and other historic monuments in one afternoon!

The musical fountain is located at the spa colonnade in the city centre of Marienbad, and sounds on the hour, every odd hour, in the summer season. In the evenings, this is accompanied by a light show.

Kladská, a densely wooded suburb of Marienbad next to the Glatzer Moor, is home to the Kladská hunting lodge, built in 1875 for Prince Schönburg-Waldenburg.