Park Colonnade
Sadová kolonáda
Ornate 19th-century cast-iron structure serving as a scenic promenade. It houses the Snake Spring and provides access to the Park Spring. Read more…
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The Park Colonnade is a richly decorated cast-iron structure dating back to 1881. Designed by the architects Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer, this ornate pavilion serves as a historic remnant of the former Blanenský Pavilion. It stands as a significant architectural landmark within the traditional spa district.
The structure functions as a scenic promenade that houses the Snake Spring, where mineral water is available for sampling. It also provides access to the Park Spring. The intricate ironwork reflects the historical importance of the area's tradition as a spa destination.
As one of the five major colonnades in the area, the site is a prominent example of 19th-century Viennese ironwork. The facility is open to the public for the viewing of its architectural features and the sampling of its mineral springs.
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