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     • Today it is an elegant spa resort, one of the most renowned in the Czech Republic, visited over the centuries by artists, politicians, kings and princes. Marienbad’s thermal waters are famous for their healing properties, but today they are also used for wellness and relaxation treatments.
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   What is Marienbad famous for?

   • Today it is an elegant spa resort, one of the most renowned in the Czech Republic, visited over the centuries by artists, politicians, kings and princes. Marienbad’s thermal waters are famous for their healing properties, but today they are also used for wellness and relaxation treatments.

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   Is Marienbad a real place?

   • It is hard to believe that more than 200 years ago Marienbad (in Czech Mariánské Lázně) was nothing more than an uninhabited swamp surrounded by tangled forests. Today it is an elegant spa resort, one of the most renowned in the Czech Republic, visited over the centuries by artists, politicians, kings and princes.

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   When did Marienbad become a town?

   • The name Marienbad first appeared in 1786; since 1865 it has been a town. Then came a second period of growth, the town's Golden Era. Between 1870 and 1914 many new hotels, colonnades and other buildings were constructed or rebuilt from older houses.

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   Why was Marienbad a popular destination during WW1?

   • Marienbad remained a popular destination between World War I and World War II. After World War II, the ethnic German population of the town was forcibly expelled according to the Potsdam Agreement, thereby emptying the town of the majority of its population.

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   What makes Marienbad a good spa town?

   • Many springs are protected and embellished by colonnades and pavilions built over the centuries, which help to give Marienbad the typical atmosphere of an elegant spa town; others are still immersed in an unspoilt natural setting. The curative waters of Marienbad are cold, with a temperature generally between 7 and 10 degrees Celsius.

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   Why should you visit Marienbad?

   • Marienbad’s thermal waters are famous for their healing properties, but today they are also used for wellness and relaxation treatments. Whether you drink directly from the springs or take a dip in the pool, the waters of Marienbad will bring you back to life.

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3. marianske-lazne.info › enMarienbad – a jewel among spas in the Czech Republic

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   Many an artist and relaxation lover grew fond of this world-famous spa, visiting one of the many hotels to absorb new strength or find peacful inspiration. The town is situated in the west of the Czech Republic and falls in the renowned spa triangle – along with Karlovy Vary and Frantiskovy Lazne.

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   Find a music pavilion with statues of Three Graces made by famous Czech Sculpturer Olbram Zoubek. Visit the Rope Centre. Visit the Friedrichstein. Enjoy the view toward the town from the Clements place. Visit the Town Theatre. Have some typical Czech dessert in Modrá Cukrárna. Feed the ducks living on Swan Lake.

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   Marienbad („Mariánské Lázně“ in Czech language) is a small town in the West of Czech Republic, just few kilometers from German borders. It’s a popular spa resort and a holiday destination – in 2016 was Marienbad ranged as one of 30 the most beautiful towns in Europe.

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   Mariánské Lázně (Czech pronunciation: [ˈmarɪjaːnskɛː ˈlaːzɲɛ]; German: Marienbad) is a spa town in Cheb District in the Karlovy Vary Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 14,000 inhabitants.

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   In Marienbad is nature everywhere around you. II. You don’t need to carry heavy bottles with drinks. Here you can find fresh tasty water almost at every step. III. The Art Noveau styled Colonnade is decorated with astronauts. Seriously. This is something you can see in Marienbad only. IV.

8. wanderingcarol.com › one-day-in-marianske-lazne-aOne day in Marianske Lazne, a Czech spa town - Luxury Travel Blog

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   Jan 24, 2017 · With its elegant Neoclassical architecture and graceful colonnades, the Czech spa town of Marianske Lazne, or Marienbad, is one of the most appealing spa towns in Europe. If you’re going to spend one day in Marianske Lazne, here are the top things to do.