The Singing Fountain
The fountain located at the end of the colonnade in Mariánské Lázně is formed by a circular pool with a diameter of 18 metres and with a statue in the form of a flower. In the centre, it has more than 250 water jets. The Singing Fountain plays daily every odd hour, and at 10 pm, there is also a colourful light show. You can see the programme of songs here.
https://www.muml.cz/volny-cas/kultura/zpivajici-fontana/
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Boheminium Park
More than seven dozen of miniatures of significant monuments from the entire Czech Republic all in one spot. The miniatures have the uniform scale of 1:25.
You can see Karlštejn, Český Krumlov, Hvězda Summer Palace, the rotunda on Říp, and much more.
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Kynžvart Chateau
This formerly Renaissance building dating to the 16th century was rebuilt and expanded in the Baroque style in the years 1681 – 1691, resulting in a three-wing, storied chateau. In 1820 – 1833, it was reconstructed as a Classicist residence of the villa type, and it served the needs of Chancellor Metternich, who gathered his many collections of products of nature, artistic items, and curiosities. The last executioner of Cheb, Huss, was also one of the administrators of the collections.
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The Premonstratensian Monastery at Teplá
The monastery was founded by the aristocrat Hroznata of Ovenec. In the 15th century, the monastery ranked among the largest feudal landowners in Bohemia. After being plundered by the Swedish army, it was renewed at the end of the 17th century, only to be shut down in 1950. The monastery complex also includes the Cathedral of the Annunciation, with a Neo-Romanesque portal, and the unique library containing 80,000 books.
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Hamelika Lookout Tower
Mariánské Lázně, 723 m. above sea level, height 20 m, number of stairs: 120
The locals call it Hamelika according to the former name of the hill on which it stands. The lookout tower in the form of castle ruins was built by the municipal council in 1876 according to the designs of local constructor, Fridrich Zickler. It serves, practically unchanged, to this day.
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The Lookout Tower on Panský Hill - Drmoul
It was opened in 2008 and is 55-metres-tall with 207 stairs. It also serves as a communication tower.
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There is a preserved Jewish cemetery in the forest next to the lookout tower.
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