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Thermal baths and water parks in Czechia

Czech spa towns — Mariánské Lázně, Františkovy Lázně, Luhačovice, Teplice — are built around treatment and drinking cures, and much of their water never reaches a public pool. What a day visitor can use is a narrower set: spa hotel pools that sell entry, the municipal aquacentre in Teplice filled with thermal water, Aqualand Moravia at Pasohlávky by the Mušov reservoir.

The rest of the list is the aquacentrum, the indoor pool with slides that many Czech towns have built: Aquapalace on the south-eastern edge of Prague, Pardubice, Třebíč, Beroun, Děčín.

30 venues

By type

The mushroom cascade of the Aquaforum falling into its pool between the white columnsThermal bath

Aquaforum

Františkovy Lázně

  • Water slides
The lane pool of the Aquacentrum in Bohumin under timber arches, an orange slide at the far endWater park

Aquacentrum

28–35 °C

  • Water slides
  • Outdoor pools
Large indoor pool hall under a timber-framed glass roof, with a pirate-ship play structure at the far endWater park

Aquapalace

30 °C · Čestlice

  • Water slides

30 venues. Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

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