The long Neo-Renaissance Mill Colonnade in Karlovy Vary seen from across the Teplá river, with its central portico and roof balustrade.

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Mill Colonnade

The Mill Colonnade is a Neo-Renaissance colonnade on the Teplá river in Karlovy Vary, built between 1871 and 1881 to a design by Josef Zítek, architect of the National Theatre in Prague. Its 124 Corinthian columns shelter five mineral springs, and twelve statues on the roof terrace represent the months of the year.

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