Post Court Walk down Slovenská Street and cross the bridge over the Teplá River. After you pass the volleyball courts, turn right and walk up a moderate slope to Beethoven's Arbour. Turn left and continue along Mickiewiczova stezka (Mickiewicz's Path) to the Richmond Spa Sanatorium. Beethoven's Arbour The arbour was built in memory of a concert performed at the spa by the famous composer together with Italian violinist G.B. Polleder in August 1812. Richmond Spa Sanatorium The Richmond Spa Sanatorium was built in the early 19th century and its present-day appearance is the result of gradual conversion. It is seated amidst beautiful, extensive parks where you may also find a monument dedicated to Ludwig van Beethoven. The monument was created by local sculptor Hugo Uher in 1929, the nearby bronze bust of Polish poet A. Mickiewicz was sculpted by B. Werner in 1947. Deer Statue behind the Richmond Spa Sanatorium The statue was probably created by Berlin sculptor A. Kiss.

Post Court Walk down Slovenská Street and cross the bridge over the Teplá River. After you pass the volleyball courts, turn right and walk up a moderate slope to Beethoven's Arbour. From there, walk down to the tennis courts and continue through the woods behind the Motel towards the Alice Hotel at the edge of the municipality of Březová (Karlovy Vary – Březová line bus stop). Belonging among the easier routes, Walking Tour 2 is recommended to all who should avoid excessive physical strain due to medical reasons or who have joint or respiratory problems. Post Court Poštovní dvůr (Post Court) was built by local postmaster Josef Korb in 1791 to serve as a horse exchange station for mail coaches. The station later became an important social centre. On 20 July 1894, it was the venue of the European premiere of Dvořák's New World Symphony. The building houses Labitzky's Hall from 1791, the Prussian Hall from 1818, a popular restaurant, a wine room with a vinotheque, as well as a dance and garden pavilion.

Art Gallery Walk up the gently climbing Dvořákova pěšina (Dvořák's Foot Path) above the open-air cinema and continue through the woods along Odpolední cesta (Afternoon Path). After reaching the forester's lodge, continue down the lower branch of the path towards the tennis courts and then walk along the Teplá River to Toscana, the Poštovní dvůr (Post Court) and Galerie umění (Art Gallery). Art Gallery The building of Galerie umění (Art Gallery) was built in 1912 by architect Professor Seitz. It was originally constructed for the Chamber of Trades in Cheb to display various products and merchandise. It has been housing the town's art gallery since 1953. In the vicinity, you may find Friedrich Schiller's monument erected in 1909. The Art Nouveau stone relief was designed by architect F. Ohmann and it was carved into stone by Max Hiller. In the park adjoining the open-air cinema, you may find a monument installed in honour of Czech music composer Bedřich Smetana in 1949. It is the work of sculptor J. Wagner.

Main Post Office Walk down Třída T. G. Masaryka (T. G. Masaryk Avenue), turn left to Krále Jiřího (King George) Street, then right to Svahová Street and continue along the edge of the forest park above the courthouse and the Town Hall. Walk down Vrázova Street to Tuhnice and then through Šumavská Street to the "Šumavská" stop of bus line No. 2. Main Post Office Hlavní pošta (Main Post Office) is an important divider of the business and spa districts of Karlovy Vary. The building was constructed in 1903 according to the design of architect Friedrich Setz. In its time, it belonged among the most modern postal facilities in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Above the pilasters at the third-floor level, you may admire four allegorical statues representing the Telegraph, Railway Transport, Water Transport, and the Post. The building is a protected historical monument.