Poděbrady is an old-time historic town situated in the fertile valley of the Labe River only 50 kilometres from Prague. This spa resort was founded as far back as the 17th century. The relatively low altitude (189 metres above sea level), surrounding plain landscape, stable weather for the whole year and mineral springs are all features that guarantee the fame of this spa resort for patients suffering from cardio-vascular diseases. The idyllic countryside of Poděbrady attracts the sanatorium’s patients as well as hiking or cycling lovers. Moreover, thanks to its strategic location, the Poděbrady spa is a perfect place to hold a conference or a congress.

Natural strongly mineralized water (pH 5.83) of a bicarbonate-chloride-sodium-calcium type, cold (14°C), hypotonic with an increased content of alkalis and concentration of some elements.

Adults + children and teenagers: circulatory system diseases, endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases, neurological diseases and musculoskeletal diseases.

In Poděbrady you can find numerous possibilities for spending your free time actively: tennis courts, golf and miniature golf courses, a swimming pool, facilities for surfing and yachting, a volleyball field, shooting range, Russian skittles, a horse-riding club (it is possible to ride a horse along the Labe River), squash, hiking and cycling trails or trips to Bohemian Paradise. For those who are fond of culture there are galleries of modern art, a mediaeval castle and a museum in Poděbrady.

Chlumec nad Cidlinou Castle: A Baroque castle named Karlova Koruna with an adjacent garden of an 18 hectare area.
Kladruby nad Labem: A world famous stud farm focusing on breeding old Spanish and Italian breeds now known as Kladruby´s white horses.
Kutná Hora: A town entered in the UNESCO list.
Poděbrady: A baroque castle with preserved frescos on the walls of the Gothic chapel. In the castle visitors can see a permanent exhibition dedicated to the glorious Czech king, George of Poděbrady.
Hrubý Jeseník by Nymburk: Concerning architecture, there is a quite remarkable metal lookout tower offering a marvellous view of the large Labe River lowlands.