Teplice

The oldest spa town in Central Europe boasts a rich history, thanks to which it was once known as the “Salon of Europe.” The heart of the city is Castle Square, featuring the castle, which today houses the Teplice Regional Museum with its valuable collections and a castle garden open to the public. Other notable sites include St. Bartholomew’s Church, a modern aqua center, a botanical garden with tropical greenhouses, and the Šanov spa district with its extensive parks.

Other objectives in this stage

Most

The town's main attraction is the late Gothic Deanery Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, famous for its unique relocation on rails, which saved it from coal mining....

Lake Most

This extensive body of water was created by the hydrological reclamation of the former Ležáky open-cast mine, right below Hněvín hill and close to the relocated church. Covering more than...

Hněvín

A majestic Neo-Gothic replica of a historic castle stands on the hill of the same name above the town of Most. For cyclists, it’s a steep climb, but your reward...

Bílina

The town of Bílina lies in the valley of the river of the same name below the majestic Bořeň hill, and its historic centre with the Baroque chateau of the...

Duchcov Chateau

The monumental Baroque state chateau of Duchcov, built on the site of an earlier Renaissance residence, is known worldwide as the place where the famous Giacomo Casanova worked as a...

Lake Barbora

This large reservoir near the village of Oldřichov was created by flooding the open-cast mine of the same name and is one of the deepest bodies of water in the...

Doubravka

The stone ruins of Doubravka Castle from the fifteenth century form an unmistakable landmark on a steep, wooded basalt hill above Teplice. In the nineteenth century the noble Clary-Aldringen family...

Teplice Springs and Thermalium

The main draw of the oldest spa town in Central Europe is its natural thermal springs, whose healing power is documented by archaeological finds of coins dating back to the...