Alexandrine Spring

Alexandrine Spring is one of the warm springs in Marienbad in the Czech Republic . It is located east of Ferdinand's fountain near the Alfred's spring .

The water from this alkaline - saline spring is drunk as medicinal water and used for baths. The Alexandrinenquelle ( brought into operation in 1873 on behalf of and during the construction of the Northwestern Bank and owned by the Teplon Monastery from 1877 to 1921 , nationalized from 1921) was taken in 1877/1878 and provided with a well house .

The water had a temperature of 9 degrees at normal air temperature at the source outlet and a source flow of less than five liters per minute. The main chemical component is dissolved Glauber's salt , but only about a third of the amount contained in Ferdinand's fountain.

Web links

Seventh period: Marienbad under the abbot Maximilian Liebsch (from 1867) : Section Alexandrinenquelle (S.Lucca 1878) , website Hamelika Historie Mariánských Lázní a okolí

literature

Julius Glax : Textbook Der Balneotherapie , Volume 2, published by Ferdinand Enke, Stuttgart 1900, p. 456 f.
Ludolf Staab: History of Marienbad from the earliest times to the present , First Wiener Verein printing house, self-published, Vienna 1872

Individual evidence

↑ Lucian Herbert: The Bohemian Baths , VTP Verone Publishing House Ltd., Nicosia 2017, original reprint of the first publication from 1878, ISBN 978-9-92504-745-1 . P. 231

^ Staab: History of Marienbad from the oldest time to the present , p. 73 ff.

49.969203 12.703117Coordinates: 49 ° 58 ′ 9.1 ″ N , 12 ° 42 ′ 11.2 ″ E

[1] Lucian Herbert: The Bohemian Baths , VTP Verone Publishing House Ltd., Nicosia 2017, original reprint of the first publication from 1878, ISBN 978-9-92504-745-1 . P. 231

[2] Staab: History of Marienbad from the oldest time to the present , p. 73 ff.