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Lázně Luhačovice

Lázně Luhačovice

Luhačovice

In the beautiful Moravian town of Luhačovice, you will find the fourth-largest spa in the Czech Republic – Lázně Luhačovice. The town is located in the Zlín district, in the Zlínský kraj. Like all spa towns, it owes its fame to natural mineral springs, of which a total of 6 flow in Luhačovice. In addition to these, there are dozens of artificially drilled ones. Certainly, the most famous spring that flows in the local colonnade is Vincentka. It is of marine origin and has a whole range of healing effects.

And how did Vincentka actually originate? In 1590, when the town was acquired by the Bartodějský z Bartoděj family, the Bublavý pramen flowed here, now known as Amandka. It was not until about a hundred years later that the prominent Czech physicist and physician Jan Ferdinand Hertod z Todtenfeldu issued a written declaration on the chemical composition of the local water and its significant healing effects. In 1972, the name Vincentka appeared for the first time. Not only in spa treatment but also in ordinary households, Vincentka is used for inhalation and drinking cures in the treatment of respiratory tract issues, vocal cords, or stomach problems.

The founding of Lázně Luhačovice is attributed to the noble Serényi family. It was the then-count Vincent who, at the end of the 18th century, had the first medical and accommodation facilities built, which were subsequently further expanded by count Jan in the first half of the 19th century. It was he who gave names to all the then-known springs after the members of his family.

Lázně Luhačovice are among the top and globally recognised spa centres. They primarily treat respiratory diseases, and they also achieve very good results in the treatment of childhood asthma. Sinusitis, chronic and allergic rhinitis, as well as convalescence after chest surgery – they are prepared to help you with everything here. The local healing springs, in combination with climatotherapy, rehabilitation, and other modern medical methods, contribute step by step to your healing and the removal of all ailments.

The spa operators strive to enrich longer treatment programmes throughout the year. You may visit various cultural performances by leading Czech artists and singers or go dancing to live music. Sports activities such as bowling, squash, a tennis court, or a fitness centre are also at your disposal. Subsequently, you may relax in one of the swimming pools.

And if you wish to venture beyond the spa gates and discover the town and its surroundings from a different perspective, we have several tips for you. You should certainly not miss a walk to the Luhačovická přehrada. Nordic walking has become very popular, especially recently, so you will encounter groups of enthusiastic athletes of all age categories.

If you prefer historical monuments, the zámek Luhačovice is ideal for you. The original Baroque noble palace is now partly the seat of a local art school, and the remaining part is inhabited by descendants of the original owners. Or you may just set off into the town, wander through the well-maintained colonnades, picturesque streets, and beautiful parks. Everyone will find something they enjoy in Luhačovice.

Has our story caught your interest? Do you have someone in your family who constantly struggles with respiratory tract inflammation? Why not set off for a stay in Luhačovice? Choose a date, plan your activities, and you may set off. We will be happy to help you select suitable accommodation near Lázně Luhačovice on our portal, or you may use our search agent, which will make your search easier.

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Rozhledna Vartovna

Rozhledna Vartovna

Seninka

Architectural pearl of Valašsko

Rozhledna Vartovna is an architecturally exceptional structure towering on the hill of the same name (651 metres above sea level) in the Hostýnské vrchy hills, not far from the municipality of Liptál in the Zlín Region. This modern tower, officially opened in 2009, stands thirty-seven metres tall and features an unconventional triangular ground plan with radial ends, giving it a futuristic appearance. Two hundred and thirteen steps lead to the viewing platform situated at a height of thirty-five metres. Vartovna offers a circular view of the Vsetín region, the Vizovické vrchy hills, and the Hostýnské vrchy hills, while Malá Fatra can even be seen in good conditions.

Access

The lookout tower can be reached by car, with parking available at Sedlo pod Vartovnou, where a paid car park is located. From there, visitors must ascend to the summit on foot along a gentle path approximately 1.5 kilometres in long. The lookout tower is most frequently accessed via the yellow tourist trail from the municipality of Liptál, which leads through the forest and is approximately three kilometres long. Another option is the red tourist route from the municipality of Seninka.

What is worth discovering

In the vicinity lies the historic town of Vsetín, where visiting Zámek Vsetín with the Muzeum Valašska is recommended. Further along into the region stands the Hrad Lukov castle ruin, which is one of the most extensive in Moravia. For lovers of history and sacred architecture, the Hostýn pilgrimage site with the Bazilika Nanebevzetí Panny Marie is crucial. A wonderful trip with children is offered by the ZOO a Zámek Lešná, located not far from Zlín.

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