Karlovy Vary City Theatre – Rock with Information Plaque loop from Divadelní náměstí

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Karlovy Vary City Theatre – Rock with Information Plaque loop from Divadelní náměstí

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Karlovy Vary City Theatre – Rock with Information Plaque loop from Divadelní náměstí

00:52

7.76km

120m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 3, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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170 m

Karlovy Vary City Theatre

Highlight • Monument

Theatrical life in Karlovy Vary is mentioned as early as the beginning of the 18th century. The construction of this magnificent building began in 1884, just a month after the demolition of the old theater (the baroque Becher Theater from 1787, destroyed by fire in 1883) on the same site. The project was entrusted to Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer from Vienna, and the entire building was built in just twenty months. The magnificent hand-painted curtain celebrating poetry, the frescoes above the proscenium and the paintings on the vaulted ceiling are by Viennese artists, the brothers Gustav and Ernest Klimt and Franz Matsch.

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Bridge over the Teplá River in Karlovy Vary

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The Teplá (German Tepl) is a river in northwest Bohemia in the Czech Republic.

It rises in the moorland on the northern slope of Podhornberg at an altitude of 784 meters above sea level and flows shortly afterwards into the ninety-hectare Podhora dam. After the outflow, it flows through the thirty-hectare Bethlehem Pond, which was created by monks from the Tepl monastery in the 15th century. Before the town of Teplá, it turns sharply to the north, leaves the mountainous area and flows below Poutnov through romantic gorges to Bečov nad Teplou. At Březová, it flows through the Březová dam and then roars in a riverbed popular with canoeists towards Karlovy Vary. There, the canalized Teplá flows into the Ohře river.

The river became known among water sports enthusiasts through the 2001 Canoe Whitewater Racing World Cup and the 2006 Whitewater Racing World Championships.
Source de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tepl%C3%A1_(Fluss)

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Rock with Information Plaque

Highlight • Natural Monument

Rock with information board at the path

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6.92 km

St. Peter and Paul Church, Karlovy Vary

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The Protestant Church of St. Peter and Paul (not to be confused with the Russian Orthodox Church of the same name in Karlovy Vary) is a pseudo-Romanesque building. It is now used by the Czechoslovak Hussite Church. It was built between 1854 and 1856 at the instigation of the German Lutheran Church. Countess Hermína of Schaumburg-Lippe, who liked to travel to Karlovy Vary for health treatment, donated the property for the place of worship for Protestant Christians in Catholic Bohemia. From 1893 to 1894, the Leipzig architect Julius Zeissig gave the church its current neo-Romanesque form.

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7.76 km

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Train Station

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