Manantiales en Mariánské Lázně

Notable Springs and Drinking Water

Mariánské Lázně is home to a diverse collection of mineral springs, each with unique chemical compositions and therapeutic properties. This list features historic sources like the magnesium-rich Karolina Spring and the iron-heavy Ambrose Springs. Many are housed in protected architectural pavilions, such as the Cross Spring Colonnade and the Forest Spring, offering natural treatments for respiratory, urological, and metabolic conditions through traditional drinking cures.

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Lesní pramen

Mineral spring housed in a pavilion protected as a national cultural monument. High in bicarbonate and sodium, it is traditionally used for treating upper respiratory tract conditions.

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Rudolfův pramen

An indoor medicinal mineral source defined by Czech spa law. Characterized by high calcium and magnesium levels, it is frequently prescribed for urological and kidney diseases.

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Pirátův pramen

A weakly mineralized ferrous acidulous water source containing calcium, magnesium, and bicarbonate.

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Alexandřin pramen

One of the warmer healing springs in the spa town, historically utilized for its specific mineral content in drinking cures.

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Rudolfův pramen

Wheelchair-accessible source of medicinal mineral water high in calcium. It is used primarily for treating osteoporosis and urinary tract issues.

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Ambrožovy prameny

Three distinct springs located near the Central Spa, notable for their high iron content. These waters are historically used to treat anemia and kidney disorders.

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Křížový pramen

One of the oldest healing sources in the town, located within a historic colonnade. This saline, sulfate-rich water is primarily used for digestive system treatments.