The low glass and concrete Hot Spring Colonnade in Karlovy Vary, with its glass pyramid roof over the geyser hall.

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Hot Spring Colonnade

The Hot Spring Colonnade is a glass and reinforced-concrete hall in Karlovy Vary, built between 1969 and 1975 to a design by Jaroslav Otruba over the Vřídlo spring. Inside, a geyser of mineral water spouts up to 12 metres high, fountains serve the 72 °C water for drinking, and guided tours lead into the old spring underground.

Nearby

Mill Colonnade

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