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The Mattoni Museum is located in the bottling plant of the Löschner Spring in Kyselka and is open to visitors. Its exhibition includes interactive exhibits, animated projections and original advertisements. The Mattoni factory complex was built in the historicist style in the second half of the 19th century.

The new colonnade and pavilion of Ottův Pramen were built in 1897–1898 to replace a wooden colonnade, based on a design by the Viennese architect Karl Haybäck. The interior of the pavilion is decorated with Neo-Baroque ornamentation and marble stucco lustro. The water of Ottův Pramen flowed through several overflow channels into a stone basin and formed a waterfall leading to a pond near the Lázeňská restaurace.

The Mattoni Villa is also one of the historic buildings: it was extensively remodelled in 1885–1886 and displays forms of classical Italian Neo-Renaissance architecture. The Chapel of sv. Anny was built in 1884 on the highest rocky spur high above a bend in the Ohře River. The chapel offers a view over the whole of Kyselka.

The Bučina Lookout Tower is freely accessible. From the centre of Kyselka, a challenging walk of approximately 1.5 kilometres with a considerable difference in elevation leads to the tower. It is 13 metres high; its viewing platform is at a height of 10 metres and can be reached via 62 steps.

Kyselka is located on bus route 421180 between Karlovy Vary and Vojkovice.

Other places: Bergstadt Platten, Gottesgab, Grasengrün, Uitwa, Nové Hamry, Töppeles, Ostrov Nad Ohří, Tüppelsgrün.

To the higher-level travel overview: Karlovy Vary District.