"For those taking the spa tour, be sure to visit the small, relaxing Frantiskovy Lazne, the archetypal spa town once a favorite of Goethe's, just 3 mi/5 km north of Cheb."
professionaltravelguide.com

"Karlovy Vary The epitome of an elegant Victorian spa town, Karlovy Vary (formerly Karlsbad) is neat and clean as befits its reputation for offering good health to those with wealth."
tripreport.com

"Highway E49 will take you to the most popular Czech spa town, Karlovy Vary, in about 1 hour."
frommers.com

"The most important film festival in the Czech Republic is in the spa town of Karlovy Vary."
fodors.com

"Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad) is a famous spa town, where you can take curative mineral water treatments while mingling with the rich and famous, many from Russia."
world66.com

"The city is also known for the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and popular Czech liqueur Karlovarsk? Becherovka."
en.wikipedia.org

"The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival ranks with Cannes, Berlin, and Venice among important European festivals."
fodors.com

"Karlovy Vary is also home to an annual international film festival and is the origin of Becherovka, a locally-made liqueur with reported health benefits."
world66.com

"July: International Film Festival in Karlovy Vary."
bugbog.com

"The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival is a film festival held annually in July in Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad), Czech Republic."
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About Karlovy Vary

kikka from Finland wrote about Karlovy Vary one year, 9 months ago

The town looks nice but is full of old (no offence) German (no offence) tourists. Buy an expensive ceramic mug and have a taste of the mineral water from various springs along the main street. If you have a day, try one of the spas and enjoy the baths (nudity alert!). No pets allowed on the spring area.

jussi from Finland wrote about Karlovy Vary one year, 7 months ago

On a day excursion from Prague we arrived to Carlsbad to see the luxury of a bohemian spa town. Now a totally touristy town, it was fun to imagine the history: How Beethoven or Goethe or some other celebrity had arrived to the town in a valley surrounded by foresty hills and, before taking a curative (and inspirational?) bath, checked in to one of the grand hotels by the main street. A beautiful town but I wouldn't spend more than couple hours there.

Herbina from Finland wrote about Karlovy Vary one year ago

Small but architecturally lovely place.

No questions about Karlovy Vary exists. If you have any questions, dont hesitate to ask!