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The entrance to the 1889 cast-iron colonnadeHarke · CC BY-SA 3.0

What to do · Mariánské Lázně

The colonnade and the Cross, Carolina and Rudolf springs

Walk · 1 h · free · cold mineral water with natural gas, in a porcelain cup

InformationFree
Price
Free
Duration
1 h
Season
All year; pavilions 6:00 to 18:00, until 19:00 in summer
Who it's for
Everyone; flat and covered
With a dog
On a lead in the park

The great cast-iron colonnade of 1889, with frescoes on the ceiling, runs along the edge of the park and covers several springs. The Cross spring, in its neoclassical pavilion of 1912, is the most famous and the strongest, bitter and salty; the Carolina is milder, with magnesium and calcium. All are cold waters, 7 to 10 °C, with natural gas. You drink them in small sips and not much, from the spouted porcelain cup sold in the colonnade shops, or from your own glass. The water is free.

With young childrenAs a familyWith a dog

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

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Where to eat, where to stay and what else to do

To eat nearby

The Palace restaurant's dining room with the tables laid© OREA Spa Hotel Palace ZvonTerrace facing the colonnade and the Singing Fountain

Restaurace Palace, in the OREA Spa Hotel Palace Zvon

Restaurant · Mariánské Lázně · €€€€

What to order: a Czech à la carte dish on the terrace, at fountain time.

Every day from 10:30 to 22:00
A dish served in the dining rooms of the Nové Lázně hotel© Ensana Nové LázněCakes from its own bakery in the Roman Baths' grand hotel

Café Viennese at the Nové Lázně hotel

Café · Mariánské Lázně · €€€€

What to order: a cake from the house bakery and a coffee, before or after the Roman Baths.

Every day from 10:00 to 18:00
The Royal Spoon dining room with portraits and a fireplace© Royal Spoon RestaurantModern Czech cooking at Edward VII's golf club

Royal Spoon Restaurant, at the Royal Golf Club

Restaurant · Mariánské Lázně · €€€€

What to order: the midday menu or a meat dish from the seasonal menu, on the terrace.

Every day from 11:00 to 21:00 · book on its website

To stay nearby

The dining room of the Palace restaurant© OREA Spa Hotel Palace ZvonSpa hotel

OREA Spa Hotel Palace Zvon

Nineteenth-century Art Nouveau hotel · 127 rooms · Pool and restaurant with a terrace

Why we like it: Nineteenth-century Art Nouveau spa hotel on the main street, with 127 rooms with Italian furniture, a pool, spa, treatments and a restaurant with a terrace facing the colonnade.

The Neo-Renaissance façade of the Nové Lázně hotel© Ensana Nové LázněSpa hotel

Ensana Nové Lázně

Five stars · Roman Baths included · Covered corridors to the colonnade

Why we like it: The five-star spa hotel of 1896, with the Roman Baths included for guests, 97 rooms and suites, a doctor on the premises and two springs inside.

The Falkensteiner Spa Resort seen from the air, with its two buildings© Falkensteiner Spa Resort Mariánské LázněSpa hotel

Falkensteiner Spa Resort Mariánské Lázně

Spa with four pools · Dogs welcome · Garage

Dogs welcome

Why we like it: Large spa hotel with the Acquapura spa, with four pools and saunas, treatments with water from the Alexandra spring, a garage and dogs welcome, a few minutes from the colonnade.

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