Park Colonnade
Sadová kolonáda
A white cast-iron colonnade in Dvořák Park, home to the Snake Spring, whose water flows from a snake's mouth.
The Park Colonnade was built in 1880–1881, also by Fellner and Helmer. It is the only surviving cast-iron colonnade in the city, and its form is light and elegant. At one end, the Snake Spring flows from a bronze snake's mouth. It is one of the springs with the highest carbon dioxide content in the city and has a pleasant taste. Across the way, Dvořák Park has flower beds and a statue of the composer. Admission is free. The colonnade is at the northern end of the spa district, about 5 minutes' walk along the river from Hotel Thermal.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Hotel Thermal & Outdoor Thermal Pool
- Mill Colonnade
- Orthodox Church of Sts. Peter and Paul
- Deer Jump (Jelení skok)
- Market Colonnade
- Hot Spring Colonnade (Vřídlo)
- Church of St. Mary Magdalene
- Grandhotel Pupp