Travel Guide Bohemian Spa Triangle

• All the sights of the spa triangle on 160 pages.
• Marienbad, Karlsbad, Franzensbad; extra chapter on Pilsen
• Extensive practical travel information, city maps and general maps
• Many suggestions for hikes and cycling tours
• For those interested in culture, active holidaymakers and those taking part in spa treatments

Spas and cures have a centuries-old tradition in the Czech Republic. The Czech spa triangle had its most glorious period in the 19th century, when the world-famous spas of Franzensbad and Marienbad were called the "salon of Europe". Today, the spas shine again in the splendour of former times, excursionists and holidaymakers can enjoy the regained glory and enjoy a variety of medical treatments.

In the immediate vicinity of the spa triangle are the medieval town of Cheb (Eger) and Plzen (Pilsen), world-famous for the beer brewed here. Numerous castles and monasteries as well as picturesque villages in the Egerland half-timbered style are among the lesser-known destinations in the region. Hikers and active holidaymakers will find ideal conditions for outdoor recreation in the wooded, hilly surroundings. For cyclists, the Eger Cycle Path is likely to be of particular importance.

This travel guide presents the famous spa towns and the West Bohemian city of Pilsen in detail. The authors knowledgeably explain the history, present and cultural background of the region. Hikers and cyclists will find many practical tour suggestions. Comprehensive travel tips and detailed maps enable precise travel preparation and safe orientation on site.

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