KARLOVY VARY , undisputed king of the Bohemian spas, is one of the most cosmopolitan Czech towns. Its international clientele – largely Russians – annually doubles the local population, which is further supplemented by thousands of able-bodied tourists in summer, mostly German. There are two train stations , one by the bus station and one by the River Ohře. Don't get off from the Prague bus at the bus station on Varšavská; along with almost everyone else, hop off at Tržnice, one stop before, which is far more central. Half a kilometre south, the pedestrianized spa quarter … more »
Karlovy Vary, or Carlsbad as it was formerly known, is an important Spa... more »
Over 440 passengers can travel out of Karlovy Vary Airport every week... more »
The Czech Republic's best known spa town, Karlovy Vary has a lot to offer... more »
In a country of many spas, Karlovy Vary is the biggest spa town of all. Situated in a winding... more »
In a country of many spas, Karlovy Vary is the biggest spa town of all. Situated in a winding... more »