Luhačovice

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Nestled in a green valley at the edge of the White Carpathians, Luhačovice is the Czech Republic’s premier Moravian spa town, famed for its healing mineral springs, Art Nouveau architecture, and serene natural setting. Ideal for wellness conferences, executive retreats, cultural residencies, and destination weddings, Luhačovice offers a graceful alternative to busier spa towns.

The heart of the town is the Spa Colonnade, flanked by grand hotels and ornate pavilions, many designed by the famous Slovak architect Dušan Jurkovič, whose distinctive folk-Art Nouveau style gives the town its unique charm. Venues like the Jurkovič House and Společenský dům (Social House) provide richly detailed settings for cultural events, formal dinners, music recitals, and wellness retreats.

Luhačovice is home to more than a dozen active mineral springs, each with unique therapeutic properties. Spa hotels such as Alexandria Spa & Wellness Hotel and Jurkovičův dům offer treatment services alongside meeting rooms, seminar suites, and spa catering, making them ideal for corporate wellness programs, health-focused summits, and intimate symposiums.

The town’s event calendar includes the Luhačovice Cultural Summer, a vibrant series of concerts, theatre performances, and art events that can be woven into guest programs. Planners can also take advantage of nearby forest paths, lakes, and scenic lookouts for yoga retreats, mindfulness sessions, or nature-inspired creativity workshops.

Luhačovice’s elegant pedestrian promenades and welcoming Moravian hospitality give it an atmosphere of restful refinement, perfect for events that aim to foster connection, healing, and reflection. The town is easily accessible by rail and road, yet feels like a secluded enclave—a quality prized by guests seeking a slower, more mindful experience.

Best suited for spa and wellness retreats, cultural tourism programs, regional corporate events, and reflective planning sessions, Luhačovice offers planners a location that’s not just beautiful, but beneficial—where each event leaves guests feeling renewed.