Parkoviště Grandhotel Pupp

We started from the Diana Observatory and took a quick tour, so it was comfortable to park here. It costs 50 coronas per hour (about 2,600 won), but it was a convenient location to visit Karlovy Vary. It is an outdoor parking lot, and the trees are studded like stakes, making parking a little difficult. ^^

The parking lot is in a good location for taking the train up to the Diana tower. The hour costs 50 KC, which is reasonable. It must be paid in cash, with a visa would be preferable.

50Kč / h Right in the center at the beginning of the colonnade. Plus free toilet without toilet paper 😞. Ideal for a quick tour of the center.

Karlovy Vary (Czech: Karlovy Vary; German: Karlsbad, once known as Karlsbad) is a spa city in Karlovy Vary Region in the Bohemian region of western Czech Republic, located on the Ochre River (Eger in German) and The confluence of 2 rivers in Teplá. The city's name Karlsbad was named after the Holy Roman Emperor, King Bohemian Karl IV, who founded the city in 1370. The city is historically known for its hot springs (13 main hot springs, about 300 smaller hot springs, and the hot water of the Teplá River; the -bad root in Karlsbad means hot spring in German. In the 19th century, Karlovy Vary became a popular tourist destination, especially international celebrities who came here for spa treatments. The city is also known as the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and the popular Czech liqueur Karlovarská Becherovka. The glass manufacturer Moser Glass is located in Karlovy Vary.

Mostly not full. Parking is guarded. Just parked poorly where trees are ... :-(