Jindřichův pramen

Excellent mineral water. We ❤️ Kyselku. ?

Freely accessible

Possibility to drink water for free.

We went there for the spring, but it is said to have a higher content of arsenic, but it is said ... it was tasty.

This was an interesting experience. Jindřichův pramen is freely accessible in the back of a small house, which is permanently inhabited, so if you are here for the first time, you feel like you are climbing directly into someone's privacy. I checked the map twice to see if I was in another place. Only then will you notice the continuation of the blue mark. Access to the spring is realized by a separate entrance to the house, locked at night, the spring itself is located in a simple tiled room. The place is the complete opposite of commercial enterprises in nearby Vary - and that's good, the simple form is more sympathetic to me than the giant Czech-Russian business. This was an interesting experience. Jindřich's Spring is freely accessible in the back of a small house that is permanently inhabited, so if you are here for the first time, you feel like you are climbing directly into someone's privacy. I checked the map twice to see if I wasn´t in another place. Only then will you notice the continuation of the blue mark. Access to the spring is realized by a separate entrance to the house, locked at night, its own spring is located in a simple tiled room. The place is quite the opposite of commercial businesses in nearby Karlovy Vary - and that's good, the simple form is more sympathetic to me than a giant Czech-Russian business.

The environment of the spring is really special, it absolutely deviates from a number of spas. This is a small room with tiles, which is part of a (probably) family house.

Freely accessible mineral water, less visited, ferruginous, tasty

Unfortunately, the discouraging arrangement of the surroundings of the spring, somehow I got a taste for it when I got there. Very sad and ugly ?