Mlynska kolonada Review

The Mills Onsen Corridor, a classical-style corridor with twelve statues on top of it, symbolizes twelve months of the year. This beautiful hot spring corridor has been built for ten years. The nave and side corridors share 124 long columns to form the traditional hot springs here not to soak the body, but to drink directly in a more direct way, whether it is local residents or foreign tourists, When you arrive here, you must try these mineral-rich hot spring water, which tastes like a little bitter salt soda, which is definitely not sweet and throat-sweet.

Mlnská kolonáda is located in the hot spring city of Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic, and the Mills Spa Corridor is named after the original mill nearby. The hot spring corridor is one of the traditional landmarks of Karlovy Vary and is known as the most beautiful hot spring corridor. The cloister was built in 1881 by Josef Zitek, the architect of Prague's National Theatre, and then expanded into the Renaissance style of today in 1893. The new Renaissance building has two walkways, 132 meters long and 13 meters wide, consisting of the nave, side porch and 124 Corinthian long columns, with 12 classical statues representing 12 months of the year, the whole architectural style is Baroque and full of royal style. The lounge has a band pool for free concerts by the hot spring bands. Karlovy Vary has 13 major hot springs, five of which are on the hot spring promenade. For convenience of drinking, the town specially designed beautiful and practical, varied hot spring cups for tourists, which is characterized by drinking water mouths above the cup handles to extend the entrance passage and avoid burns for tourists. The first time people drink hot spring water may not be used to its sulfur smell, drinking in the mouth taste a bit salty, carbon dioxide content is very high, but here not to buy a hot spring cup (medium cup / $7) to taste the famous hot spring water will be a big regret of tourism.

Karovy Fali is located in the west of Prague, a famous hot spring town in the Czech Republic. The hot spring resources are very rich. The hot springs are sprayed from more than 2,000 meters underground. There are dozens of springs in the city, and the water temperature is different. The spring water here is rich in minerals and can be drunk directly.

Mills Hot Spring Corridor, known as the most beautiful hot spring corridor, was built in 1881 by Josef Zitek, the designer of the Prague National Theatre, and then expanded into today's Renaissance style in 1893. The promenade has 2 walkways, 132 meters long and 13 meters wide. There are 124 Corinthian columns. The 12 sculptures on the promenade represent 12 months of the year. There is a band pool for the hot spring band to play free concerts regularly. Karlovy Vary has 13 major hot springs, five of which are on the hot spring promenade.

The Karlovywen Township is the largest spa in the Czech Republic. The most popular way to relax for local tourists, using a unique hot spring porcelain cup to carry a variety of hot spring water, while drinking, while leisurely strolling in the quaint corridor.

It is the largest spa in the Czech Republic. The most popular way of leisure for local tourists, using a unique hot spring porcelain cup to hold a variety of hot spring water, while drinking, while leisurely strolling in the quaint corridor