Czech spas are real treasures that offer more than just relaxation and healing procedures. They are places where history, natural wealth and architectural beauty intertwine. Although Karlovy Vary and Mariánské Lázně remain iconic symbols of the Czech spa industry, you will also find smaller quality resorts throughout the country that will surprise you not only with their accessibility, but also with their magical atmosphere.
The Czech Republic is a spa powerhouse. While Karlovy Vary and Mariánské Lázně attract with their notoriety, their smaller and often cheaper counterparts offer the same, if not better, atmosphere and care.
“We differentiate between comprehensive and subsidized spa care. For comprehensive care, the insurance company pays for treatment and meals. The stay lasts 21 or 28 days, depending on the indication, and takes place within the scope of incapacity for work. With subsidized care, the insurance company will only pay for the treatment. You pay for accommodation and meals yourself. The length of stay is 14 or 21 nights and takes place as part of a vacation,” explains Eliška Vildová, Marketing Director of Františkovy Lázní Aquaforum, as
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Františkovy Lázně: Peace and well-being within reach
Františkovy Lázně, listed on the UNESCO list, boasts healing springs and a unique atmosphere. Picturesque parks, art nouveau architecture and the absence of hustle and bustle make this city an ideal destination for relaxation. The spa procedures here are aimed at treating heart and gynecological problems, but wellness lovers will also find something to their liking.
Teplice nad Bečvou: The miraculous effects of natural mineral water
Spa Teplice nad Bečvou, located in the picturesque nature of Moravia, is known for its mineral springs rich in carbon dioxide. The procedures here help patients with circulatory problems and offer relief to those suffering from stress or fatigue. In addition to the spa services, the Zbrašovská Aragonite Caves, which are unique in the region, are also worth a visit.
Luhačovice: The pearl of southeastern Moravia
Luhačovice, located in the southeast of Moravia, is a jewel of the Czech spa industry. The city is proud of the breathtaking architecture of Dušan Jurkovič, which combines folk tradition with modern style. Jurkovič’s house and other buildings on the colonnade give the city a unique atmosphere. Luhačovice is known for its healing springs such as Vincentka, which benefits the respiratory tract and the digestive system.
In addition to healing procedures and beautiful architecture, Luhačovice also offers other affordable services. Visitors can enjoy walks in the extensive parks or taste the local gastronomy in pleasant restaurants. In short, this city proves that luxury spa treatment doesn’t always have to be expensive.
Jáchymov: Spa with history and radon springs
The Jáchymov Spa, the first radon spa in the world, is located in the foothills of the Ore Mountains. They specialize in the treatment of the musculoskeletal system and chronic pain. In addition to medical procedures, it also offers a rich cultural and historical background, for example a tour of former uranium mines.
Spa Bohdaneč: Ideal for peaceful relaxation
This spa gem in the Pardubice region is smaller, but all the more peaceful. Procedures focused on the locomotor system and the nervous system take place here in an environment full of greenery. Modern wellness centers complement traditional treatment techniques, which makes Spa Bohdaneč an ideal place for relaxation.
The spa is for everyone
Czech spas offer incredible diversity. Whether you are looking for the tranquility of Františkovy Lázně, the healing effects of Teplice nad Bečvou or the unique atmosphere of Luhačovice, you will always find a place that will meet your expectations. While Karlovy Vary and Mariánské Lázně attract with their fame, smaller and lesser-known resorts will provide you with the same, often even more personal experiences at more favorable prices.
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