Lazne Teplice Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium

Quick Facts

Experience

Resorts & Spas

Access Level

Easy to reach (no hike)

Safety Level

Generally safe

What to Wear

Swimsuit required

Family Friendly

Yes

Entry Fee

Paid

Wheelchair Access

Yes

Address

Mlynska 253, 415 38 Teplice, Usti nad Labem Region, Czech Republic

Overview

About Lazne Teplice - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium

Lazne Teplice v Cechach - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium, Czechia is the children's specialist spa house of Lazne Teplice v Cechach a.s., in Sanovsky Park, Teplice, North Bohemia. Teplice is the oldest spa in Central Europe (2,000+ years). The world's only bicarbonate-sulphate-sodium thermal water with radon at 41 degrees Celsius. Known as Little Paris in the 18th-19th centuries; visited by Beethoven, Goethe, Tsar Peter I, and Wagner.

Specialises in musculoskeletal and neurological diseases in children 18 months to 18 years: cerebral palsy, scoliosis, juvenile arthritis, osteochondrosis. Rehabilitation pool (100% thermal mineral water) + 3 individual pools. Methods: Vojta, Bobath, Kabat, Mojzisova, Lokomat robotic rehabilitation, Snoezelen multi-sensory stimulation, ergo therapy, speech therapy, psychology.

Outpatient only. Accommodation: Erben Spa House (~250m), Kamenne Lazne (100m), Beethoven (1km), or Cisarske Lazne (900m). 20-24 procedures per week. Physician-assessed positive outcomes: 96.1%. Barrier-free infrastructure with hydraulic equipment for immobile patients.

Location & Access

Getting to Lazne Teplice Nove Lazne Sanatorium

Lazne Teplice v Cechach is at Mlynska 253, Teplice, Usti nad Labem Region, North Bohemia. Nove Lazne is in Sanovsky Park. Teplice is approximately 80-90 kilometres northwest of Prague via the D8 motorway, 50 minutes by car. Direct trains from Prague reach Teplice in approximately 75-90 minutes. The spa buildings are 1 kilometre from the city centre railway and bus stations; city bus line 3 (weekdays) and line 121 (weekends) connect to the spa houses.

From Dresden, drive south approximately 90 kilometres through the Ore Mountains; approximately 1 hour. Teplice is 20 kilometres west of Usti nad Labem by road or train. Short-term parking: first 30 minutes free, then 50 CZK per hour; longer parking at 150 CZK per day for stays up to 6 nights.

Contact Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium at +420 417 977 602 or info@lazneteplice.cz. Initial medical documentation (patient records, X-rays, hospital discharge papers, current medications) is required at admission. Children are examined by the spa doctor on arrival and an individual treatment programme is prescribed. Private clients can attend without a health insurance referral; insurance-covered stays require a physician indication.

Suitability & Accessibility

Who Lazne Teplice Nove Lazne Sanatorium Suits

Lazne Teplice v Cechach - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium suits families with children aged 18 months to 18 years who have musculoskeletal or neurological conditions, particularly cerebral palsy, scoliosis, juvenile arthritis, and post-surgical recovery. It suits families seeking one of the world's most historically significant lazne mineral water destinations for paediatric rehabilitation, those who want Lokomat robotic and Snoezelen multi-sensory stimulation alongside traditional thermal water therapy, and international patients whose children need specialised neurological rehabilitation in a medically advanced European spa.

Teplice is a historic North Bohemian spa town in the foothills of the Ore Mountains. The Teplice Chateau and Regional Museum are in the town centre. Duchcov Chateau, where Giacomo Casanova spent his final years, is approximately 10 kilometres west. The Ore Mountains (Krusne hory) border Germany and offer hiking and the highest point in the Ore Mountains, Klinovec (1,244 metres). Dresden is approximately 90 kilometres north in Germany. The D8 motorway connects Teplice directly to Prague, making it an accessible hot springs Czechia destination for Czech and international families.

The Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium has comprehensive facilities for immobile patients: hydraulic equipment, barrier-free infrastructure, and specially adapted treatment rooms with hydraulic beds. Children accompanied by adults with mobility needs should contact the sanatorium at lazneteplice.cz before booking to confirm specific access requirements.

Safety & Etiquette

Lazne Teplice Nove Lazne Sanatorium Safety Tips

Lazne Teplice v Cechach - Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium is a fully medically supervised facility. All therapeutic programmes are prescribed by the spa doctor after an initial medical examination on arrival. Parents should bring complete medical documentation for the child: patient records, X-rays, hospital discharge papers, and a list of current medications. The spa doctor tailors the programme to the individual child's condition and treatment goals. Do not add or change procedures without consulting the medical team.

The thermal mineral water in the rehabilitation pool is at 41 degrees Celsius with a radon admixture. For children in a professionally supervised programme, the water temperature and radon exposure are managed within safe therapeutic parameters. Parents observing pool therapy sessions should follow staff instructions and not interrupt therapeutic movements or handling. The Lokomat robotic gait rehabilitation requires the child to be fitted and supervised by a physiotherapist; observe all staff instructions during this procedure.

The Snoezelen multi-sensory stimulation room is a quiet, low-stimulation environment; follow the therapist's guidance on interaction during the session. Speech therapy and psychology sessions require undisturbed focus; parents may be asked to wait outside. The spa complex and surrounding Sanovsky Park are child-friendly environments. The nearby Erben Spa House provides accommodation; confirm arrangements and timing with the sanatorium reception to ensure smooth transfers between accommodation and treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium in Teplice?

Nove Lazne Children's Sanatorium is the children's specialist spa house of Lazne Teplice v Cechach a.s. in Sanovsky Park, Teplice, North Bohemia. Part of the oldest spa in Central Europe (2,000+ years). Treats children 18 months to 18 years for musculoskeletal and neurological conditions: cerebral palsy, scoliosis, juvenile arthritis, osteochondrosis. Mineral water: bicarbonate-sulphate-sodium type with radon, 41 degrees Celsius, only this type in the world. Rehabilitation pool (100% thermal mineral water) + 3 individual pools. Methods: Vojta, Bobath, Kabat, Lokomat, Snoezelen, ergo therapy, speech therapy, psychology. Outpatient only; accommodation at nearby spa houses. 24/7 nurse service.

What conditions does the Teplice mineral water treat?

Teplice thermal water is the only water in the world of a bicarbonate-sulphate-sodium type with added radon at 41 degrees Celsius. It is used primarily for musculoskeletal conditions (joint problems, spine disorders, back pain, headaches), neurological diseases (post-stroke, multiple sclerosis, post-operative spine), cardiovascular conditions, and in children: cerebral palsy, neurological disorders, scoliosis, juvenile chronic arthritis, and osteochondrosis. The water has a notable myorelaxant (muscle-relaxing) effect, which is particularly valued in the treatment of conditions involving muscle spasticity. Treatment effectiveness: 95.7% subjective improvement, 96.1% physician-assessed positive outcome.

What is the Vojta Method used at Teplice Children's Sanatorium?

The Vojta Method (Vojta Therapy) is a neurological rehabilitation technique developed by Czech neurologist Vaclav Vojta (1917-2000). It uses reflex movement patterns triggered by pressure applied to specific body zones, activating the central nervous system to stimulate and improve motor function. It is widely used in the treatment of cerebral palsy, developmental delays, and other neurological conditions in children from infancy. The method is particularly effective early in life, but also applied to older children and adults. Czech spa centres including Teplice are among the major international centres for Vojta therapy, and the method was developed in the Czech Republic.

Is the Teplice Children's Sanatorium covered by health insurance?

Yes. Lazne Teplice v Cechach a.s. works with Czech health insurance companies for indicated spa stays. For Czech patients, a physician indication (referral) is required for an insurance-covered stay. Foreign patients and private-paying Czech patients can attend without a referral. The sanatorium accepts children from 18 months to 18 years; the accompanying adult must be present throughout the stay. Contact info@lazneteplice.cz or +420 417 977 602 (Nove Lazne reception) to discuss the admission process, required documentation, and current pricing for insured or self-paying stays.

What else is there to do near Lazne Teplice in North Bohemia?

Teplice Chateau in the centre of the spa town houses the Regional Museum with a Romanesque crypt from a 12th-century monastery. The Botanical Garden of Teplice is adjacent to the spa park. Duchcov Chateau, where Giacomo Casanova spent his final years, is approximately 10 kilometres west. The Ore Mountains (Krusne hory) border Germany and offer hiking trails, Klinovec (1,244 metres, highest peak in the Ore Mountains), and the UNESCO Ore Mountain Mining Region heritage sites. Dresden is approximately 90 kilometres north. Prague is approximately 80-90 kilometres southeast via the D8 motorway.