From Karlovy vary on a regular bus to town Warmth that reminds of all provincial architecture of Czech towns. Here is the area, where previously housed the market, obligatory Holy Trinity column and the main city temple, built in the XVIII century. So what is this city of interest to tourists?

Most travellers come here to see the monastery that belonged remonstrate – most powerful of the order, who owned not only the town of Heat, but also the surrounding forests, fields and meadows, and all local healing springs. Thanks to the thermal water from these sources, the region became popular with many visitors, which means to prosper and develop. However, the precious properties of water learned monks. They poured water from springs in barrels and sold it throughout Europe, advertising your most valuable and ensure that people with fat wallets would come here and spend their money.

The money earned from the sale of water, went to the reconstruction of the monastery and the construction of new churches. The old monastic buildings, which can be seen today, dated 1193. It is the Church and almshouse, erected in the Romanesque style.

The monastery was seriously damaged by the actions of the Czechoslovak military, who occupied the premises since 1950. But in 1990, the justice was restored, and the monastery complex was returned to the Holy fathers.

In the monastery allowed not only pilgrims and curious tourists.