MARKET COLONNADE (TRŽNÍ KOLONÁDA)

The Giesel Colonnade, a previous wooden construction of Empire style, was on the banks of the Teplá River already in the 19th century. It is extended by the Market Colonnade, which houses two other springs. The bas-relief of the colonnade represents the dogs and the deer scalded by the water gushing out of the ground during a hunting party of Emperor Charles IV. Under the colonnade, a small café offers coffees made with spring water.