
Town in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
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Mariánské Lázně ("mariaanskae laaznjae") is a spa town in West Bohemia in Western Czech Republic with a population of 13,300 and is close to the German border.
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Zpívající fontána
A spectacular fountain with a ten-minute recorded music show to accompany it every other hour.
Kolonáda
The new Baroque Colonnade is an icon that could be said to represent the Czech spas.
Park Boheminium
Models (on 1:25 scale) of important historical buildings and technical monuments.
Sightseeing ride.
U zlaté koule
Villa Sonnenstrahl
Apartment house.
Shopping centre.
The town is walkable, although there are trolley buses available as part of the town's public transport. The fare is 12Kč (as of August 2014) payable through a machine when you enter the bus (exact change only).
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