Climb 165 steps to the top of a neo-Gothic tower, built as a tribute to Goethe, and reward yourself with breathtaking panoramic views over Karlovy Vary. Walking in the footsteps of the famous poet, a kaleidoscope of mountains, forests and the city is revealed to you, embedded in pastel-colored splendour. A café break will crown your adventure between heaven and earth.

Luxurious villas, built in the style of various European countries, await you. From the old English Villa Chopin to the French-inspired Savoy Westend Hotel to replicas of German castles. In between, you'll find religious structures such as the stunning Orthodox Church of Peter and Paul, reflecting the cultural and spiritual diversity of this unique neighborhood.

Discover the secrets of Becherovka, from the historical brewing process to the aged cellars. On a guided tour with an audio guide, you will experience the 200-year history and production secrets up close. Finally, there will be a tasting of different varieties of Becherovka in the museum bar, where you can enjoy the unique taste of this traditional Czech herbal liqueur.

Relax in natural healing springs surrounded by magnificent Belle Epoque architecture. Explore historic buildings and enjoy the unique atmosphere. Be mesmerized by the history behind the hot springs and cultural heritage as you stay in luxurious spa hotels and experience the local hospitality.

Walk in the footsteps of nobles and celebrities through impressive Art Nouveau buildings and majestic colonnades. Taste the healing spring water that has attracted tsars to the cure, and discover the cultural diversity through unique churches and the Becherovka Museum. Let yourself be captivated by history and natural wonders.

Watch masterful glassblowers create the finest crystal works of art from glowing glass. Discover over 2,000 exhibits that reveal the history and revolution of glassmaking, starting with Ludwig Moser. Learn the secrets behind the eco-friendly, lead-free crystal glass in workshops and let yourself be enchanted by the perfection and color spectrum.

Over 40 immaculately preserved motorcycles and numerous related artifacts, including engines and motorcycle accessories, await you in a historic building dating back to the 13th century. In addition to the mechanical treasures, the place houses a toy museum with exhibits from all over Bohemia, as well as exhibitions of cutlery and weapons.

Goethe once drank his beer here, but today chef Petr Ploc serves modern and traditional Czech dishes made from local ingredients. We recommend the mixed hummus plate and the burger with venison. Enjoy these culinary delights on the huge terrace, surrounded by castle-like architecture, forest and lake.

Experience unique pseudo-Gothic style architecture reminiscent of an English house of worship. Admire the impressive stained-glass windows and immerse yourself in history as you wander through the wax museum, now housed within its walls. Here you will encounter lifelike replicas of famous people, dressed in period costumes.

Every year in July, a picturesque spa town is transformed into a stage for cinematic art. The international film festival, one of the oldest of its kind, invites you to enjoy the premieres and masterpieces of the film scene in the open air alongside world stars. From dramatic narratives to gripping action films, you'll experience the diversity of cinema in a historic setting.

Immerse yourself in the world of music and drama surrounded by opulent neoclassical decorations. Be enchanted by performances in a theater that captivates not only with its architecture, but also with a diverse program of operas, musicals, and concerts. Historical and artistic treasures, including a monumental curtain by Gustav Klimt, complete your cultural experience.

Experience a journey through Czech art history from 1918 to 2018 in a magnificent building from 1911. Admire a rich collection of works representing significant movements such as Cubism, Fauvism, and Surrealism, and discover ever-changing thematic exhibitions. With free admission on the first Wednesday of each month, art is accessible to everyone.

Step inside a baroque gem designed by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer and be surrounded by impressive altarpieces, sculptures, and frescoes. Discover the mysterious crypt and ossuary underground. Listen to the sounds of an organ concert and immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere during a mass, all without an entrance fee.

Experience a symphony of 124 Corinthian columns framing five healing mineral springs. Marvel at the 12 allegorical statues that symbolize the months as you taste the healing waters. The colourful glass tiles and historical reliefs tell stories of yesteryear, accompanied by the sounds of spa orchestras.

Explore the impressive golden domes and bright blue roof of the Orthodox Church of St. Peter and Paul. Marvel at the detailed murals, the relief-like effigy of Tsar Peter the Great, and the majestic wooden iconostasis with oil paintings of holy figures, a symbol of Russian-Byzantine architecture and deep-rooted religious tradition.