Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
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Klokočí Pálava Thermal in Lednice, South Moravia, draws bicarbonate-sulfate geothermal waters adjacent to the UNESCO World Heritage Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape — the largest landscape garden in the world, designed by the Liechtenstein dynasty in the English romantic style across 300 square kilometers of South Moravian wine country, vineyards, and fish ponds. The thermal waters emerge in a region synonymous with Czech wine culture — the Pálava wine appellation, producing exceptional Welschriesling and Müller-Thurgau from volcanic limestone soils, is immediately adjacent — creating a natural wellness-and-wine pairing destination. The Pálava Biosphere Reserve's extraordinary limestone karst landscape with its Moravian mammoth hunter archaeological sites, prehistoric Věstonice Venus figurine findspot, and migrating white stork populations complement the geothermal spa with scientific and natural heritage of European significance.
Insider tip — Lednice sits within the UNESCO-listed Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape, one of the largest park complexes in Europe, and the Pálava thermal facility here is uniquely positioned between vineyards, baroque chateaux, and the limestone Pálava hills. The bicarbonate-sulfate waters are gently warming and well-suited to relaxation after cycling through the extensive network of trails connecting the chateaux. The Moravian wine country surrounding the spa produces some of the Czech Republic's finest whites, and combining a thermal soak with a wine-tasting tour makes for an ideal day. The spa is quieter on weekdays and fills with Czech families on weekends.