Vřídelní Kolonáda is an ancient public bath. Created sometime in the 16th Century, the bath is fed by a hot spring that runs an approximate 30° to 60° F and is known to cure a number of ailments. The original building was built in 1774, and a few additions thereafter over the years and centuries, the final building was built in 1975. Since then, people have been coming here to cure themselves of urinary, skin and digestive problems.
Martin-Luther-Kirche is visited by locals and tourists who come here to offer their prayers as well as admire its beauty. This church is one of the historic structures of the region and is believed to be first constructed in the early 17th Century. Martin-Luther-Kirche was later reconstructed and the present structure dates back to the early 19th Century. This lovely church boasts a Neo-Gothic facade and the interiors are equally beautiful frescoes, stained-glass windows and the 19th-century organ. Besides, regular prayer service, the church also hosts concerts and other cultural events.
Located in the city of Schwarzenberg, the Schwarzenberg Castle is a popular attraction among young families with children and tourists for its rich history and many fun cultural activities. Towering over rest of the town with its imposing turrets, the castle forms a striking postcard perfect picture. Dating back to the 12th Century, it has been remarkably well preserved and its interiors refurbished to form a charming historical palace where visitors can take part in adventure hikes around the castle, creative workshops, fun games and also attend traditional and modern music concerts in the cellar. A museum, a music school and a community college are located in the castle building as well.
While steam locomotives are no longer commercially used, their charm among train enthusiasts remains unfazed. Eisenbahnmuseum Schwarzenberg is an effort to nurture an interest in these smoke-belching machines. This open air museum features a series of train engines such as freight steam locomotive, steam storage locomotive and much more. Other than these historic locomotives, one can also witness shunting of more modern makes.
Located in Mariánské Lázně, Park Boheminium is a beautiful place to visit during the warm summer months. Opened in the year 1999, this park encompasses an area of six hectares (14.8 hectares). Take a stroll along this park and you will find miniature models of many historic structures like Červená Lhota Castle, the rotunda of St. George, the Saint Nicholas Cathedral, the Black Tower and many others. This popular park is a must-visit for locals and tourists in the area.
Set along Goethovo námestí street in Czech Republic, Městské muzeum Mariánské Lázně is set in a Classicist-style house that was constructed back in the year 1818. This museum building was previously home to an inn named, Zur Goldenen Traube. Spread across multiple floors, this museum gives you a peek into the city’s rich history. Visit this museum and you will find a number of exhibits like ceramics, furniture, paintings, sculptures, plaques, documents and photographs. This museum also take you through the region’s natural history and its geological background.
The Taufichtig summit is situated in the upper region of the Ore Mountain in the village of Fichtelberg. This peak is like a small spur in the region and runs right back to the Große Mittweida valley of the mountain range. There is also a natural reserve of the same name, and it attracts a lot of tourists who come here to experience the wild life. There are many hiking trails to reach the top of the mountain.
Buchschachtelberg is a wooded mountain along the Czech Republican and German borders. It is a part of the Ore Mountains and its peak offers good views of both the countries. During winters, skiing is a popular sport in the mountain along with other peaks in the range.
A symbol of peace and serenity, the Franciscan Monastery in Kadaň with its brilliantly decorated walls and intricately designed interiors does a great job of mesmerizing its visitors. A beautiful depiction of the old town's rich heritage, its existence dates back to the 15th-century. Now the seat of the Municipal Museum of Kadaň, this massive yet humble structure was built as a dedication to Fourteen Holy Helpers and has quite a few legends and tales associated with it, which you can get to know about when you visit the site.
Chateau Manětín began its life as a Medieval fortress that was later transformed into a beautiful, Baroque chateau after a raging fire ravaged the original building in the early years of the 18th Century. At the time of its reconstruction, the chateau was richly decorated with exquisite statues, allegories and frescoes that continue to awe and inspire even today. The construction of the chateau, in fact, gave impetus to the town's budding artistic tradition. A tour of Chateau Manětín will take you through rooms that are opulently adorned with vibrant frescoes, vivid portraits, intriguing sculptures and antique furniture. Akin to an art museum. the Chateau Manětín is sure to delight anyone with an appreciation for art and history. Tours of the chateau's interior usually lasts about an hour and is available in foreign languages as well.
The first horse hut was built in 1735, which was of great importance for mining at that time.