Travel guide Westböhmen & Bäderdreieck

Literary figures like Goethe or Gogol, composers like Dvorák or Strauss, crowned heads like Napoleon III or Emperor Franz Josef I - the entire haute cuisine of Europe was once attracted to the bohemian spa towns of Karlovy Vary, Marienbad and Franzensbad.
Today, more than 20 years after the end of socialism, the spas are beginning to return to the past and the beautiful spas, surrounded by extensive parks, shine in a new splendor. But West Bohemia has much more to offer than just the spa triangle. The region attracts visitors with the lively student city of Pilsen, famous for the best beer in the world, with monasteries full of history, mysterious castle ruins, countless castles and romantic river valleys.
The travel guide highlights the most rewarding aspects of the diverse landscapes between the Ore Mountains and the Bohemian Forest, provides suggestions for tours for cyclists and hikers and provides numerous tips for restaurants, cafes and accommodation - just as interesting for active holidaymakers as for spa guests and cultural travelers. The whole is rounded off with an extensive chapter on the "Golden City" of Prague.