A wonderful spa city in the Czech Republic, wafers and Vincentka water all the day

1. Luhačovice
Luhačovice is a spa town in the Zlín Region, Moravia in the Czech Republic. On the territory of
Luhačovice spew 17 sodium hydrocarbonate acidulous springs and one sulphurous spring bubble to
the surface.Everyhour,15thousandslitresof mineral waterreachthe surface here,containingalarge
amount of dissolved mineral elements, particularly sodium, calcium, magnesium, chlorine, bromine,
iodine,carbonicacid,dissolvedcarbondioxide.The mostfamoussprings,andoftenthe goal formany
walksandobligatorystopsbyspaguestsare Vincentka,Aloiska,Ottovka,the springsof Dr.Šťastnýand
St. Joseph. I have been there many times and the best place is definitely spa colonnade for me. It
consistsof longsand road (and itsforbiddentoride a bike on it) and a lotof old monumental houses
along this road. Dušan Jurkovič made his own architecture style inspired by folk secession and also
British movement Arts and Crafts. Based on this style he designed and built many building, villas,
houses or tumulus, especially along the spa colonnade. In years 1902-1914 he radically changed the
whole look of the buildings and also layout of the city. For example Jurkovičův dům, Chaloupka, Vila
Vlastimila or Vodoléčebný ústav.
Čejkovice
Čejkovice isavillage andmunicipalityinHodonínDistrictinthe SouthMoravianRegionof the Czech
Republic.Thissmall villageisinterestingbecause of teafactorySonnentor.SonnentorisanAustrian
companywhichspecialisesonplantingherbsandseasoningontheir ownbiological plantations.
There are familieswhoare plantingthe herbsforthiscompany,sothantheynow exactlyfromwho
theyhave itand if it isgood-quality.Youcango there ona guidedtour,where theyshow youthe
whole productionprocessfrom the beginningof plantingthe herbstothe endof sellingthe teabags.
Afterthe tour youcan try theirhomemade lemonade,cakes,turmericcoffee,ice creams,spread
foodand thanshop all these thingsintheirshoprightnexttothe restaurant.