Historic Spa House & Larch Walking Colonnade (1899)
“Europe’s longest covered larch wood spa colonnade (80m) & healing radon mineral springs”
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About this place
Built in 1899, this grand historic balneology complex features an 80-meter long walking hall crafted from fragrant larch wood with intricate ceiling frescoes. Visitors can sample rare radon-rich mineral waters used for healing since the 16th century.
Try the traditional warm regional spa wafers (oblates) while listening to afternoon live concerts in the hall.
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