Karolina Spring
The Karolina Spring produces a ferrous carbonated mineral water which is slightly mineralized and has a high magnesium content. The water bubbles up under the old colonnade beneath the church and was originally called the New Spring. In 1817 it was covered by a dome with 8 corinthian columns and renamed in honour of the then Emperor Franz I's wife, Karolina Augusta.
Treatment:
Used to treat urological complaints and kidney stones as the magnesium in the water prevents their formation.
Location:
Karolina Spring pavilion near the colonnade
Cross Spring (Křížový) pavilion on the colonnade
Accessibility:
Karolina Spring Pavilion | freely accessible (not available in winter, October–April) |
Cross Spring (Křížový) Pavilion | open daily 6 am – 6 pm |