Priessnitzové koupele, Public bath with therapeutic springs in Bělá, Czech Republic.

Priessnitzové koupele is a bath complex with two shallow pools filled with continuously flowing cold spring water that maintains temperatures between 8 and 15 degrees Celsius. The larger pool is designed for leg immersion to improve blood circulation in the lower body, while the smaller one serves for arm treatments.

The complex was established in 2004 and is based on the hydrotherapy methods developed by Vincenz Priessnitz, a 19th-century pioneer of water therapy in Central Europe. His approach to using natural springs for healing purposes continues to shape the concept of this facility today.

The pools are named after Vincenz Priessnitz, the amateur physician from Jeseník whose water method inspired them. The site forms a rest area together with a Christian labyrinth and a Diagnostic Health Trail, both laid out near the spring. The method itself is simple: cold water on the limbs to stimulate circulation.

The two pools are freely accessible and fed by the Židlo spring, with water flowing through at 8 to 15 °C and draining into the Píšťský stream. Bring swimwear and footwear for wet stone, and note that dogs are not allowed in the pools.

The pools are fed by the Židlo healing spring, whose water runs at 8 to 15 °C, and the overflow drains into the Píšťský stream. Dogs are not allowed to bathe in the pools. Together with the Christian labyrinth and the Diagnostic Health Trail, the baths form a free rest area in Bělá.