Historic property

Karlovy Vary, Karlovy Vary, Slovenská

The Classicist two-story building from 1791 with an attached western wing from 1818 with a partial basement and has 2 above-ground floors. A significant part of the second floor is an elegant ceremonial hall complemented on all sides by a gallery. The hall's ceiling is adorned with a mirrored ceiling fresco by Czech painter Josef Kramolín from around 1800. In the second wing of the building, there is a larger elegant space from 1818. Around 1890, two separate pavilions were completed, which were used during the summer months. One of the pavilions was designed as a restaurant with a dance terrace, while the other pavilion was mainly used for receptions or garden parties.

Structurally, it is a classic brick building with massive perimeter walls, partially vaulted and partially wooden ceilings, and a roof covered with shingles. Both pavilions were constructed as simple buildings with cast iron structural elements and simple roofing, without heating. The entire complex was extensively reconstructed in 1994. The capacity of the restaurant in the historic building is approximately 80 seats, the garden restaurant about 150 seats, and both halls have a variable number of seats.

The complex is situated by the Teplá River, amidst the forests of the Karlův Hvozd nature reserve. The location is easily accessible via an asphalt road, and pedestrians can use the Goethe Trail leading from the center of Karlovy Vary, taking a leisurely walk of approximately 30 minutes, while the city center is a 3-minute drive away.

Usable area 1,705 m², built-up area 2,266 m², plot 4,835 m².