From hikes through the thick pine forests to technologically advanced spa care, from seeking out obscure mineral springs to tasting local game in an opulent hotel restaurant, breaks in Marienbad are as diverse as you care to make them.
Hamelika Viewing Tower
Take a short hike through the forest for some dramatic views from the top of this 19th-century folly.
Ferdinand Colonnade
A romantic spa colonnade located at the quieter end of the spa park.
Forest Spring Pavilion
A Neo-Classical pavilion just off Třebízského Street.
Church of St Vladimír
Fairytale Orthodox church containing a mammoth iconostasis.
Anglican Chapel
Tiny neo-Gothic chapel built by English architect William Burges.
Nove Lázně
The town’s grandest spa house with a guestbook that reads like a Who’s Who.
Royal Golf Course
Bohemia’s oldest course with an illustrious list of former patrons.
Natural attractions, lookouts and Memorable Places
Experience the extraordinary power of nature and spectacular views from many of the town’s lookouts such as Mescery’s Belvedere.
Entertainment and Culture
Concerts, dance parties, exhibitions, theatre performances and more.
Kladská
The National House served for entertainment. The impressive Art Nouveau society building and hotel was built in 1899-1901.
Spa Park
Large, early 19th-century spa park running the length of town.
Natural Park at the Prelát Spring
Have a barbecue or try the zip wire, climbing frames, water attractions and other fun things to do.
Geological Park
Discover a free exhibition featuring common and quite rare minerals that occur in the Slavkovský Forest.
Teplá Monastery
The Premonstratensian monastery in Teplá is an important part of the history of Mariánské Lázně.
Kynžvart Chateau
An Empire-era mansion of the Austrian Chancellor Metternich with a wide range of valuable collections.