Best of Karlovy Vary
70 dk1.6 km7 durak
Walk the heart of Central Europe's most famous spa town, following the Teplá river past the colonnades where visitors have sipped hot mineral water for centuries. You will see the Hot Spring shoot up to twelve metres, stand beneath Zítek's great Mill Colonnade and the carved wooden Market Colonnade, and finish among the belle-époque grandeur of Grandhotel Pupp and the Imperial Spa. The walk starts at the Park Colonnade in Dvořák Park, a short stroll from the T. G. Masaryk pedestrian street, and follows level riverside promenades throughout.
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