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Mattoniho vila Villa

Mattoniho vila
vila Část kulturní památky výborný No barrier-free access Audio guide čeština Updated 06.09.2026
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Mattoniho vila is located in the village Kyselka in the Karlovy Vary region above the right bank of the river Ohře, flooded in the slope under the hill Bučina. It is a one-ship Neo-Renaissance building which has been declared a cultural monument since 1964, along with the rest of the area of the former spa.

The original building, which has been here since 1829, was called "Castle" or "Spa House." She had it built by baronka Antonie von Neuberg, which with her husband Count Wilhelm von Neuberg, the founder of the spa itself, owned the estate. The author of the projects of this first object is not kept accurate data.

The real transformation of the building was brought by Heinrich Mattoni, an industrialist who first rented the right to export mineral water from Otto's spring. In 1873 Mattoni bought the whole of Kylek from Count Černín, including all its sources, and began extensive modernisation of the area. The original chateau had a generously conceived reconstruction, resulting in today's style of villa. A copy of the construction plans was prepared in June 1885 by architect Anton Mick. For a long time it was believed that the villa was created according to the project of the famous Viennese architect Karl Haybäck, but now the memoirs are inclined to believe that the project was processed by the studio Fellner & Helmer from Vienna, which also participated in the construction of nearby Trinkhall from 1887-1888.

After Heinrich Mattoni's death in May 1910, the company experienced various fates. In 1929 the villa became a luxury Castle hotel equipped with central heating and hot water distribution. During the 20th century, the Czech school was established there, which was concluded after 1938 as a result of the Munich Agreement. After 1945 the villa was nationalized, since 1951 it served as a home for orphan children affected by the Greek civil war, but it was closed in the second half of the 1950s.

In the 1970s, when the Acid became a children's bath, the villa was used for the purpose of a children's hospital. After the fall of communism in 1989, Kyselka lost its function as a spa resort. Privatization in 1992 turned out to be a failure, and soon afterwards the Prague craftsman Karel Franta bought Prague for 2.5 million crowns. The villa thus remained the central object of memory of the history of the local spa and the business ambitions of the Mattonio dynasty.

Then and now

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Historical appearance – Mattoniho vila
Then Now

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Historical milestones

1964
The area of the former spa along with Mattoni's villa was protected as a cultural monument.

Architectural development

Originally built as a 'Castle' or 'Spa House', Mattoniho vila has undergone extensive reconstruction, which has transformed it into a neo-Renaissance object. The plans and views of the facades were drawn up by Antonio Mick in 1885. It is assumed that the project was also influenced by the studio Fellner & Helmer from Vienna.

Historical events

1867
Heinrich Mattoni rented a spa and then bought it.
1885
Extensive reconstruction according to Antony Mick's plans.
1970
The spa became a children's spa for children from the pelvic areas of Sokolovska and Mosteck.

Owners

1829
1867
1873
1910
Heinrich Mattoni's death
1929
Transformation to Castle Hotel
1951
Use as a home for orphan children

Points of interest

- Mattoniho vila is a single-boat Neo-Renaissance building built on a slope under the hill of Bučina above the right bank of the river Ohře.

- The original building, known as "Castle" or "Spa House," was built by Baroness Antonia von Neuberg in 1829.

- The real transformation of the building was brought by Heinrich Mattoni, who rented the right to export mineral water from Otto's spring and later bought the entire Acid with springs.

Guide

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Welcome! You are standing in front of one of the most valuable spa buildings in the region. Mattoniho vila, located in the extinct Spa Kyselka near Karlovy Vary, is a neo-Renaissance building that will fascinate you from the first sight. Let's move closer and look at her history.

The original building, known as "Castle" or "Spa House," was built by Baroness Antonia von Neuberg in 1829. It is a beautiful example of the Neo-Renaissance style that is characteristic of many spa buildings in this area. Note the details such as slender columns, rich stucco ornaments and window with champagne. Note also how the building has beautifully adapted to the slope under the hill of Bučina above the right bank of the Ohře River.

Now pay attention to how the building turned under Heinrich Mattoni. In 1880 it was converted into one of the most valuable spa buildings in the region. Mattoniho vila has become a symbol of the rich history of the spa in this area and is today protected as a cultural monument.

Heinrich Mattoni was an important person in the spa area. He was an entrepreneur who specialized in mineral water production and his company was one of the most important in the region. His villa is a testament to his success and wealth.

Look at the facade of the building and notice how it consists of several parts. It is a beautiful example of Neo-Renaissance architecture that is characteristic of many spa buildings in this area. Also note how the building adapted to the slope under the hill of Bučina above the right bank of the Ohře River.

Heinrich Mattoni was not the only important person to contact this building. Baroness Antonia von Neuberg, who originally built the building, was also one of the most important personalities in the area. Her name is associated with many spa buildings in the region and her villa is a testament to her influence.

Mattoniho vila is also interesting because it is a single-boat Neo-Renaissance building. This is exceptional because most spa buildings in this area are multi-chamber. Note how the building consists of one large hall and several smaller rooms.

Today Mattoniho vila is protected as a cultural monument and is proof of the rich history of the spa in the region. It's a place that will fascinate you and encourage you to explore again.

Tips for visitors

Best time to visit Mattoni's villa is the autumn season when green clouds are the most beautiful in the surrounding mountains and fewer people are going to be here. This time of year offers a peaceful experience with beautiful photos in a pleasant atmosphere.

Parking can be found on nearby roads or public parking lots. For those travelling by public transport, Kyselka and Karlovy Vary are well connected to bus lines; the current connection should be verified in the online search engine.

When visiting to take quality shoes with you, as walking along hilly terrain may be required. Do not forget the protective coat or jacket, as the climate in this area can suddenly be variable.

Photography of Mattoni's villa is best in the sunlight of the morning or late afternoon, when the shadow effects on the facades and in the garden area appear beautifully. The best places for photos are especially garden in front of the villa or from surrounding hilly paths.

In the vicinity of Mattoni's villa you can visit Spa Kyselka, where there is a historical spa area and parks. For families with children it is fun to explore the natural terrain around the villa, which offers beautiful cycling trails and the possibility of walking.

Frequently asked questions

Is Mattoniho vila open to the public?

Yes, Mattoniho vila is open to the public. The opening hours are from 10: 00 to 18: 00, and the entrance fee is payable on the spot.

How do I get to the place by car / public transport?

The location can be reached by car on the road No. 266 from Acid or public transport from the station Spa Kyselka.

How much is the entrance fee and is it paid on the spot?

Payment shall be made on the spot.

Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?

Yes, Mattoniho vila is suitable for all ages. The tour is wheelchair-free, therefore the elderly and families with children can visit.

How long does the tour take?

The tour takes approximately 1 hour.

What are the opening times and booking is required?

Opening hours are from 10: 00 to 18: 00, and booking is not required. In case of group visits, however, we recommend previous contact with the administration.

What's interesting in the immediate vicinity?

In the immediate surroundings there is a natural park with walking and relaxation. It is also possible to visit the neighbouring village of Zakelka, which offers other cultural and historical attractions.

For kids

Imagine going back to the past, until the Kyselka Spa was a seaside sanctuary for nobles and rich townspeople. Now, you have Mattoniho vila, a self-standing Neo-Renaissance object in Kyselce.

How did it look here? Who lived here? What happened here? The spa here was a place where nobles and townsfolk accepted visitors to relax from the war. Vila Mattoni was their refuge, where they came for relaxation and entertainment.

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Nearby

Landscape above the right bank of the Ohře River at the southern edge of the village Kyselka, on the slope under the hill Bučina.

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Themed route

Route: Kyselka

1. Mattoniho vila - villa Visit the unique water with unique architectural elements, which was built in 1888. The villa is a symbol of the city of Zacka and offers a view of the life of rich coffee entrepreneurs.

2. Swiss Colorie - settlement Take a look at the quiet settlement, where there are wooden houses that resemble Swiss villages. There is also a restaurant and cafe where you can meet the local religious movement.

3. Pramene acid - sources Visit the sources of acid, which are the source of medicinal mineral waters. The water from the springs is known for its medicinal effects on the digestive system and is available for drinking.

Seasonal recommendations

Spring:

In the spring season Mattoniho vila is surrounded by fresh greenery and flowers. The atmosphere is calm and calm. The best time to visit the villa is in April or May when the weather is mild and temperatures are suitable for nature walks.

Summer:

In the main summer season the villa is visited by large crowds of tourists. The best time to visit the villa is in June or July when the weather is sunny and warm. We recommend that they come in early to avoid the crowds and see the villa in peace.

Autumn:

In autumn the villa is surrounded by beautiful colors of autumn nature. The atmosphere is calm and romantic. The best time to visit the villa is in September or October when the weather is mild and temperatures are suitable for walks in nature.

Winter:

In winter the villa is closed and opened only in limited time. The atmosphere is calm and quiet. The best time to visit the villa is in January or February when the weather is cold and we recommend wearing warm clothes.

Visualizations and artistic views

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Mattoniho vila – noc
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Iluminace

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Fotografie: Lubor Ferenc / CC BY-SA 4.0, rozlišení zvýšeno umělou inteligencí — Wikimedia Commons. Autor a licence se zobrazí i po najetí na snímek.

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Monument information

Municipality Kyselka
Region Karlovarský kraj
Type Villa
Style / Period historismus
Protection Část kulturní památky
Condition
Excellent
Architects Anton Mick,  Fellner & Helmer
Notable figures
Accessible No
Parking None
Dogs Not allowed

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