Heritage & Religious Sites

Explore the architectural diversity of Františkovy Lázně through its religious and historic landmarks. This collection includes the 19th-century Orthodox Church of St. Olga, designed by Gustav Wiedermann, and the Empire-style Catholic Church of the Exaltation of the Cross. The list also features prominent spa-town heritage buildings like the Tři lilie and Slovan hotels, alongside the Zámeček lookout tower and secluded sites like the forest chapel and farmstead ruins.

svaté kněžny Olgy

Built between 1881 and 1889 by architect Gustav Wiedermann, this Orthodox church is a prominent landmark in the spa district, featuring traditional ornate religious architecture.

Rozhledna Zámeček

A lookout tower designed in the style of a small castle, providing views over the surrounding landscape and spa region.

Tři lilie

A historic hotel and residential building recognized as a regional heritage site, representing the town's classic spa-town architecture.

Slovan

A historic hotel building protected as a piece of regional heritage, characteristic of the town's primary development period.

Church of the Exaltation of the Cross

A Roman Catholic church located in the town center, serving as a key religious site for the local community and visitors.

svatého Jakuba

A Christian church dedicated to St. James, serving as a local place of worship.

Petra a Pavla

An evangelical place of worship dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul.

Ruiny statku

Historical remains of a former farmstead located on the outskirts of the town.

Lesní kaplička

A small forest chapel providing a quiet place for reflection in the wooded areas near the spa.