Top Czech Republic Roman Baths

Prague’s history lies not just in its Old Town streets but in below-ground corridors and cellars most visitors never see. This tour lets you on this secret world—not accessible independently—with a guide to share its stories. See subterranean rooms from the 12th to 14th century, hear about dungeons and executions, and uncover stories about the medieval city, its architecture, executions, floods, the plague, secrets of alchemists and medieval torture and executions.

Relish the music of Mozart over dinner at this concert-dinner experience in Prague. Relax into the historical Boccaccio Ballroom and savor a 3-course Czech and Austrian dinner as you hear arias and duets from operas such as 'The Magic Flute' and 'Don Giovanni.' Interludes are performed by two singers and five musicians from Czech opera houses. Upgrade to sit at a table for two, perfect for couples.

Beer bath - how it works We will fill a hot tub made of the royal oak or larch with a capacity of 1,000 liters. We will add dark beer to the tub with a water temperature of 35 — 38 °C, mixed in a specific ratio of brewer’s yeast and natural crumbled component of selected varieties of hops and malt. Hops have medicinal properties due to their high content of essential oil. They have soothing anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. Hop oil perfectly removes fatigue. Malt is the soul of beer. Due to malt beer contains carbohydrates, proteins, minerals and healthy organic acids and vitamins. Brewer’s yeasts excrete a number of vitamins B into the skin, support hydration and regeneration of the upper skin layers. In order to enhance the effect of this bath, we recommend drinking a glass of dark or light beer. During the beer bath, you can pour yourself as much of the original Czech beer

The newest Beer and Wine SPA in the middle of Prague stole the title of the largest spa in the Czech Republic (up to 20 people) and offers a unique sensuous experience: 12 single baths or 4 huge baths with whirlpool for 1-2 people in each bath. Its opening is especially exciting for the lovers of beer and wine, who may explore their favorite beverages through more than just a drink but the exclusive wine and beer baths. Although the spa itself is new, both the interior and the bath formulas are tied to old Czech traditions. The visitors can choose from the wine, beer baths, and a luxurious wellness bath is also available – customized to fit the needs and preferences of the visitor, intended to strengthen one’s body and immunity. After a bath, there’s no need to leave immediately. The spa has a salt cave, which is the biggest one in Prague. In the salt cave, you can discover lovely curiosities – a real well from the time of Rudolf II and a salt fireplace.

The bath takes place in a hot tub made of larch. The tub is filled with hot water temperature of 35 — 38 °C with the addition of red wine, extracts from the vine leaves and grape seeds, wine yeasts, honey, herbal extracts, French lavender flowers and fragrant oils.Combination of these nutrients has restorative and rejuvenating effects, supports relaxation, restores vitality, and improves blood circulation in the tissues. Rich red color of the water will delight your eyes and the delicate scent of grapes will help you to relax and find harmony. Wine bath can serve as a great start to a pleasant rest.