Křišťálová studánka, Natural water well in Slavkov, Czech Republic

Křišťálová studánka is a natural spring in the forest near Slavkov, protected by a stone well structure that gathers the water as it emerges from the ground. The clear water feeds a small stream that flows into the surrounding landscape.

The spring has been known for centuries and was used by local people for water supply. Over time, it was equipped with a well structure to better protect the water and make it more accessible.

The water is still drawn by locals as drinking water, and the site is open freely all year round. About 430 m to the west runs the circular Študentova lesní naučná stezka, a forest nature trail, which passes another unnamed spring nearby.

The site is open freely all year round. The water runs from a stainless-steel pipe set in a masonry base under a roofed shelter, with a covered well beside it. About 430 m west lies the circular Študentova lesní naučná stezka, a forest nature trail with an unnamed spring of its own.

The water belongs to the Bečva river basin, part of the Danube catchment draining to the Black Sea. About 430 m west runs the circular Študentova lesní naučná stezka, a forest nature trail, and a second unnamed spring lies near it.