The Premonstratensian Abbey in Tepla is located in the western part of Bohemia in the Czech Republic. According to a legend, the monastery was founded in 1193.

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<p>The Premonstratensian Abbey in Tepla is located in the western part of Bohemia in the Czech Republic. According to a legend, the monastery was founded in 1193. Tepla Abbey experienced an eventful history. The monastery was plundered several times, including during the Thirty Years' War and the Hussite Wars. In the 17th century the monastery was an important center of science, theology and philosophy. In the period of communism after 1945 the monastery and the incorporated parishes were closed. After the fall of the "Iron Curtain" Tepla Monastery was revitalized and opened to the public. The monastery houses a library with rare, handwritten books. The monastery also has much to offer architecturally. Beautiful ceiling paintings adorn the monastery church. A guided tour of the magnificent estate lasts about 45 minutes and is available year-round.  </p>

The Czech Republic is a Central European country that has been part of the European Union since 2004. The capital Prague, the city of a hundred spires, is famous for its historic buildings.

<p>The Czech Republic is a Central European country that has been part of the European Union since 2004. The capital Prague, the city of a hundred spires, is famous for its historic buildings. Lavishly restored Baroque houses, Gothic churches and, of course, Prague Castle await visitors. A famous sight is the astronomical clock, which features a chime with animated wooden figures on the hour. The city on the Vltava River is home to countless large and small breweries. Beer lovers can taste their way through the diverse range. Other cities worth visiting are Brno, Karlovy Vary and Krumlov. The mild climate makes the Czech Republic attractive for tourists all year round. The country has untouched forests and natural landscapes. Outside the urban centres, nature is interspersed with agricultural land. Many castles and chateaux invite visitors to experience the country's eventful history. The hearty Czech cuisine is universally popular. The desserts in particular are known and sought after far beyond the country's borders.</p>

 

<h2>Top attractions of Czech:</h2>
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<h3>Prague Castle</h3> 

<p>Prague Castle is considered the world- largest enclosed castle complex. The castle is located on the Hradčany hill and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The origin of the castle date back to the 9th century. It was the residence of the Bohemian kings for centuries.   Prague Castle combines different architectural styles and historical buildings. Attractions include, for example, the Golden Lane, St. Vitus Cathedral and the old Royal Palace.</p>

 

<h3>Charles Bridge</h3>

<p>Charles Bridge is the oldest bridge located on the Vltava River. The medieval stone structure of this bridge in Prague, which is one of the centers of Renaissance and Gothic architecture, has doubled the beauty of this capital. The importance of Prague in establishing a trade route between Eastern and Western Europe is undeniable. Charles Bridge and its sixteen unique arches are of particular importance in this regard.</p>

 

<h3>Český Krumlov</h3>

<p>The South Bohemian town of Český Krumlov is famous for its historic old town. Buildings from the Middle Ages, the Baroque and the Renaissance are lined up in narrow streets. The old town is surrounded by the Vltava River. High above the old town is the imposing castle with its 11-hectare park. Charming little shops offering handicrafts and culinary delicacies make a stroll in the city a perfect experience.</p>

The Ensana Hvězda Health Spa Hotel is located in the center of the spa town Marienbad in the Czech Republic. 

<p>The Ensana Hvězda Health Spa Hotel is located in the centre of the spa town of Mariánské Lázně. The 4-star superior hotel is one of the most popular spa resorts in the city. The sights of Mariánské Lázně are just a few minutes' walk away. The resort also includes one of the most beautiful neo-Renaissance buildings dating back to 1905.</p>
<p>The stylishly furnished rooms offer every comfort. The facilities include high-quality furniture, TV, WiFi, fridge with minibar, safe, bathroom with shower and toiletries, hairdryer, bathrobe, slippers, tea and coffee making facilities, floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows and some have a balcony.</p>
<p>The Franz Josef and Sissi restaurants live up to their name: dining in a historically elegant ambience. Only freshly prepared dishes from Czech and international cuisine are served. The dining concept is also focused on healthy, tasty food, and dietary restrictions are accommodated (please inform before arrival). Freshly brewed coffee and delicious pastries are served in the Café Imperiál, with a marvellous view of the spa gardens.</p>
<p>Wellness dreams come true at the Hvězda Health Spa. The hotel has the largest indoor pool in Marienbad with massage showers and a whirlpool. Saunas, steam bath, and tepidarium, as well as healing, beauty, and massage treatments (for a fee), cozy loungers, and a tea corner complete the relaxing holiday experience. Guests can also use the facilities of the neighbouring Centrální Lázně Health Spa Hotel, accessible via a heated bathrobe corridor, free of charge.</p>

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Ensana Hvězda Health Spa Hotel

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Karlovy Vary

Boheminium Park in Mariánské Lázne covers an area of 6 hectares. 75 unique buildings of Czech Republic are presented in miniature.

<p>Boheminium Park in Mariánské Lázne covers an area of 6 hectares. 75 unique buildings of Czech Republic are presented in miniature. Particular attention is paid here to the country's rich castle and chateau culture. This means that all the sightseeing highlights can be visited in miniature in just one day. The extensive park invites you to take long walks. The lovingly decorated objects enchant young and old alike. </p>

Boheminium Park

The Kladská Nature Trail is one of the most beautiful hikes in the Egerland region. It leads through a clean, almost untouched nature with old trees.

<p>The Kladská Nature Trail is one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the Egerland region. It leads through a clean, almost untouched nature with old trees, bog ponds and unique flora and fauna. The area belongs to the protected landscape area Kaiserwald. There are peat bogs formed around the Kladská pond. Enjoy the peace and quiet that emanates from this natural idyll. The gravel path is lined with resting places that invite you to linger. This nature trail is easy to walk and barrier-free. If you want to learn more about nature, book an expert guide in advance. The information boards are written in German, Czech and English. The trail starts at the former hunting lodge of Prince Schönburg-Waldenburg. </p>

Naturpfad Kladská

The Singing Fountain is an enchanting attraction in the city of Mariánské Lázn. It is located on the collonade and offers an enchanting spectacle at every odd hour.

<p>The Singing Fountain is an enchanting attraction in the city of Mariánské Lázn. It is located on the collonade and offers an enchanting spectacle at every odd hour. This unique fountain, which has the shape of a stylized flower, enchants with a choreography of water animation and lighting effects. Over 250 water jets create magical refractions of light, accompanied by classical or popular music. The singing fountain is one of the most popular sightseeing highlights of Mariánské Lázn. The first performance of the season takes place annually on April 30. On October 31, the end of the season is celebrated with an event.  </p>

Singing Fountain

Stift Tepla

The West Bohemian region of Karlovy Vary is particularly popular with tourists because of its traditional spas. The spa towns of Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně and Františkovy Lázně form the "Bohemian spa triangle".

The West Bohemian region of Karlovy Vary is particularly popular with tourists because of its traditional spas. The spa towns of Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazen and Frantishkovo Lazen are of particular importance. Together, these three form the three sides of the "Bohemian spa triangle". Karlovy Vary is the capital of the region. The 70 spas and health resorts are an important economic factor alongside industry, engineering and coal mining. Glass and porcelain processing, which have a long tradition, are still important.   

Karlovy Vary is a highly recommended place to visit, especially in spring. In the beautiful Karlovy Vary spring, the trees in the parks and gardens turn into magnificent pink blossoms. The beautiful trees with cherry blossoms are especially worth seeing when the early morning mist rises and the sun shines. 