Karlovy Vary is a small city in the Czech Republic, 2 hours away from Prague by road. It is a place worth seeing if you go to Prague for 3-4 days. We walked along the river running through the middle of the city. Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad -Karl’s Bath) is a place famous for its hot springs and model-like houses. In 1918, Atatürk went to this small city for treatment, stayed in Carlsbad Plaza, and when he returned, he wanted Yalova Thermal to be built. Apart from the thermal springs of Karlovy Vary, a drink called Becherovka, produced by a citizen named Jean Becherovka, is also famous. Apparently, he made this drink to make you forget the salty and strange taste of the hot spring waters, but it is a cinnamon liqueur. According to what we learned from the guide, local people always keep this drink in their homes against pain and ache. Of course, we were curious and took it to our home. There is also ABSINTH. The sale of this drink is prohibited in most countries. Many famous painters painted their paintings after drinking this drink. There is also a painter who, after drinking a lot of the drink called Absinthe and seeing the Absinthe fairy, cut off her ears and sent them to his lover; Vincent Van Gogh A sign on the wall of the Karlsbad Hotel, where Atatürk stayed, stated that Kemal Atatürk stayed here. Some of these houses were once the homes of important people (such as Mozart, Russian Tsar Peter, Djorak), but some of them currently serve as hotels, shops, cafes and restaurants. Paper-thin wafers are also famous. We ate that too. The only difference from our candy wrapper is that it is 5-6 times thinner and is sold in many flavors. It can also be eaten by heating. Geographically, we are in a narrow stream bordered by green high hills on both sides. The Tepla River flows right in the middle and smoke billows from it. The steam of the hot water seen in the background, the temperature varies between 50 and 70 degrees. In the 1350s, IV. While hunting in this area, Karl follows a deer. The dogs bark, the hunting henchmen and other assistants and stooges begin a chase after Karl. While the strange deer is trying to escape by jumping from a rock, it flies down and falls into a spring. The followers and of course Karl find the deer half-boiled below. The deer, which became this way due to the heat of the spring it fell into, leads to the discovery of this beautiful spa center. We loved Karlovy Vary very much. You should definitely stop by when you’re in Prague. Mavimore Turizm is a travel agency registered with TÜRSAB. Document number: A-8307