Perhaps each of us is affected by the captivating pre-Christmas atmosphere, candlelit Advent evenings, the aroma of sweets, mulled wine, potpourri, fragrant frankincense and the beauty of glittering decorations on the Christmas tree. Every year, adults and children alike eagerly await the arrival of Infant Jesus and experience the joy of gifts. And it is no different in Karlovy Vary…
The Christmas House in Karlovy Vary brings one closer to the winter holiday atmosphere, to a greater extent than usual. What's more, Christmas may be experienced here not only in December, but at any time of the year! In the heart of the town, do not forget to climb the Castle Tower with its excellent café, which focuses on local products. Here one is rewarded with a view of the festively decorated spa town and the interactive UNESCO exhibition – Great Spa Towns of Europe.
The Imperial Spa tells the story of the golden era of European spa tourism. A tour of this national cultural monument cannot be missing from any itinerary! The holiday season provides the joy of family gatherings, as well as the opportunity to attend a concert or theatre performance. So a concert by the Karlovy Vary Symphony Orchestra, one of the oldest symphony ensembles in the world, is not to be missed. The Orchestra has prepared Advent, Christmas and New Year‘s performances for visitors.
The Karlovy Vary City Theatre has also planned a number of Christmas-themed performances for visitors, as well as concerts ranging from folklore to jazz.
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East Tyrol, which has long been considered the Cinderella of Tyrol, is definitely worth a visit. If only because it is not overcrowded with tourists. The Germans don’t have it within striking distance and therefore prefer the closer winter resorts around Salzburg or Innsbruck, and the Dutch and Scandinavians don’t have an airport there.
Nature in its purest form, these are the Jizera Mountains, which are among the most unspoilt in our country. A place of rest and a base for adventurous expeditions in the mountain landscape are to be found in their midst. Welcome to Královka!