Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is bordered by Germany, Austria, Poland and Slovakia. For a country that has only existed in its current shape since 1993, the Czech Republic is full of history. The historic capital, Prague, is one of the world’s most beautiful and cultured cities, a popular destination filled with stunning architecture and heritage. Bohemia and Moravia, the two ancient lands that make up the modern Czech Republic, are filled with castles and chateaux.
Czech Spa Culture The spa towns of the Czech Republic boast a colourful history, and have long been a popular destination for the political and artistic elite of Europe. Each resort’s many underground springs contain a different combination of minerals and the treatments in each town vary depending on the properties of the water and mud found there.
Karlovy Vary is the largest of the Czech spas and is most famous for the treatment of conditions like arthritis, rheumatism, and back and joint pain, as well as gastrointestinal illnesses. Marianske Lazne is known for the treatment of gynecological and urological illnesses using the healing chemical properties of the mud found there. Jachymov is the site of the first radon spa in the world – established in 1906 – on the basis of the scientific discoveries made by Marie Curie. As well as the treatment of specific conditions, Czech spas also offer a range of classic spa and wellness treatments, which alleviate stress and aid relaxation, combat the appearance of aging, and aid with weight control and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Czech Republic will fulfil your carziest dreams like hanging out in beer baths! The country has grown hops and used in beer making since the 12th Century. Czechs are the highest beer consumers in the world. So, we are not suprised that they decided to use beer minerals to detoxify skin and strengthen hair. The treatment takes place in bath while drinking a nice Czech Budweiser, the original bud. Czechs love beer and they will compromise everything for it… and we mean everything… see for yourself: