VisitTeplice tourist centre

Helpful young lady, necessary information available including maps. A useful visit ...

Very nice place. There was a place for gifts for children from DD.

I appreciate the willingness and professionalism. Thank you for your help in promoting Teplice at the conference of the Civil Law Section of the Union of Corporate Lawyers of the Czech Republic.

Are you passing by and do not want to wait anywhere for a coffee you just wanted? So go to Visit, take a cup of coffee, and enjoy it, for example, in the Spa Park or in the Castle Garden .. or directly in the tourist center VisitTeplice, where you can learn about Teplice! :-)

Imaginative, stylish design of the information center. Very friendly staff.

Modernly furnished tourist center with friendly service and many services (tourist train, guided tours of Teplice, cafe Bartholomeus, ..). There are also many information leaflets and a free map of Teplice

Immediately after entering the info center, you will be pleasantly surprised by the overall design. The front (entrance) space is equipped with sparingly chosen furniture, thanks to which the beautiful vaulted spaces of the original ground floor of the house can stand out. "VisitTeplice" is another local tourist center, where you will find not only information about the city, but also souvenirs, gifts or books about Teplice. Unfortunately, even here the offer of publications lacks a kind of center - something between shallow advertising leaflets and expensive books. Something that will appeal to a visitor who would like to learn more about the local monuments and history, but is also neither a professional historian nor a wealthy tourist looking for an effective and expensive "filling of the library". Immediately after you enter this infocentre, you will be pleasantly surprised by the overall design. The front (entrance) space is equiped with moderately chosen furniture, thanks to which the beautiful vaulted spaces of the original ground floor can be distinguished. "VisitTeplice" is another local tourist center where you will find not only information about the town, but also souvenirs, gift items and books about Teplicka. Unfortunately, there is also a gap in the publicity offer - something between shallow advertising flyers and expensive books. Something that appeals to a visitor who would like to learn more about local sights and history, but he is neither a professional historian nor a wealthy tourist looking for a fancy and costly "library filling".