Luhačovice

Town · 🇨🇿 Czechia

Population 5,029

Area 33 km²

Time zone Europe/Prague

Official website www.luhacovice.eu

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Editor's Choice

Luhačovice is defined by its unique collection of natural mineral springs and distinctive architecture. This selection covers the town's most significant healing waters, including the famous Vincentka and the historic Aloiska spring. The list features the central spa park, a museum dedicated to the Zálesí region's folklore, and a monument to composer Leoš Janáček, who drew inspiration from this environment. Each location represents a facet of the town's heritage as Moravia's largest spa resort.

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Mineral Springs

Luhačovice is the largest spa in Moravia, renowned for its unique cold mineral springs with temperatures between 10 and 12°C. These waters, rich in iodine, sodium, and carbon dioxide, are used primarily for treating respiratory and digestive disorders. The springs are housed in diverse architectural settings, ranging from the circular neo-Gothic Ottovka pavilion to the modern Vincentka hall and the historic Aloiska spring located in the forest park.

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Religious Heritage

Explore the spiritual landmarks of the Luhačovice region, ranging from the 17th-century St. Martin's Church in Pozlovice to the modern functionalist Church of the Holy Family completed in 1997. The collection includes the neo-Gothic St. Elizabeth's Chapel, a 1795 landmark in the spa park, and the Baroque Church of Our Lady of the Snows. These sites highlight the area's architectural evolution and long-standing Catholic traditions, from prominent parish churches to modest roadside chapels.

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