Pravřídlo

Unfunctional

The only spring that we found in the whole spa is warm, but it has no significant taste, in addition, it says that the water is not drinkable, which we found out only after everyone tasted it :-)

A healing spring emblazoned with rumors that it was discovered in 762 by the sick scalded pig Kolostůje, which cured the spring. However, it is known that healing springs were already known at the turn of the century. To this day, water is used for healing.

The traditional place of Teplice. But it would take far more care! In recent years there is not much desire to invite my guests! ??

Quite interesting history of this place. According to a legend mentioned in the Chronicle of the Czech Václav Hájek of Libočany in 762, it was discovered after the pigs of the colostoys were scalded in the pool and thus found hot springs. In fact, Teplice's hot springs were already known at the turn of the era, as evidenced by the gold Celtic and Roman coins found in the crevice of the spring. Water not for drinking!

From the side of the spa building Pravřídla, in the alley opposite the dean's church of St. John the Baptist, you will find a niche with a ceramic relief of a pig's head, from which flows the water of the oldest and strongest Teplice spring Pravřídla. According to the legend mentioned in the Czech Chronicle of Václav Hájek from Libočany, its discovery was supposed to take place in 762, when the pigs of Kolostůje were grazed in a pond while grazing in the woods, and thus had hot springs discovered. In reality, however, the Teplice hot springs were known at least at the turn of our era, as evidenced by the gold Celtic and Roman coins found in the rock fissure of the spring during the catastrophe of the setting of the springs in 1879. The Pravřídlo and Hynie thermal springs in Teplice are used for spa purposes. The temperature of the spring water is 39-44 ° C. In all spa houses, the springs are used mainly for healing. At the side of the spa house of the prehistoric thermal spring, in the aisle opposite the Dean's church of St. John the Baptist, you will find a niche with a ceramic relief of a pig's head, from which the water of the oldest and strongest spring of Teplice flows. According to the legend mentioned in the Chronicle of Czech Wenceslas Hájek of Libočany, it was discovered in 762, when the Kolostoj's pigs was scalded in hot water source while grazing in the woods. In fact the Teplice warm springs have been known at least at the turn of the Christian epoch, as evidenced by the golden Celtic and Roman coins found in the rock crack of a springs in 1879. Spa springs in Teplice have been using Thermal sources called "Pravřídlo" and "Hynie". The temperature in hot water is 39-44 ° Celsius. In all spa houses, springs are used primarily for healing.

A niche in the wall of a spa building, where a ceramic bas-relief with a pig's head, from which the thermal water flows from the Pravřídlo spring. According to a legend from the Czech Chronicle Václav Hájek, the spring was discovered in 762, when pigs were to scald in a pool of hot water (hence the pig's head).