Article Konstantinovy lázně

Priusík's spring is used for medicinal purposes, which is a natural ferric acid with an increased content of metasilicic acid. A cold spring with an average temperature of 9.1 C has a flow rate of 120 l / min. The drilling to a depth of 40 meters was carried out in 1966. The spring was named after the Prague professor of internal medicine and a great supporter of Konstantinovy Lázně, MUDr. Bohumil Prusík.

Prusík's spring springs in the spa park in the place where today a glass drinking pavilion stands. Next to the pavilion, a well is sunk into the slope, from which mineral water is pumped.

The main spa building is named after the prominent cardiologist Bohumil Prusík, MD. In 1928 it was rebuilt to its current form. Today, most medical procedures are concentrated in it.

On the west side of Prusík's house there is an old „round“ drinking pavilion with a kiosk with mineral water.

North of the spa park stands the spa house Mír, which has been a protected monument since December 2020. Experts appreciate this two-storey mansard-roofed house built in the 1920s as the most valuable representative of Cubist architecture in the locality.

Beautiful and large spa park, founded in 1872, occupies a large part of the village center. The park has wooden and stone sculptures, which were created during several years of sculpture symposia. The Reconciliation Cross is especially interesting.

In 2012, a 2.5-meter-high wooden statue of the „Spa Dude“ was erected on the modern „U fontány“ square, which became a symbol of the village center.

Church dedicated to St. The wife of the spa administrator, Sofia Pankratová, had it built on a small hill in the park by the Virgin Mary of Lourdes in 1899. It was originally a chapel that was promoted to a church in August 2000.