The High Baroque column with a sculptural group representing the Holy Trinity was erected between the years 1715 and 1716 by sculptor Oswald Josef Wenda from Žlutice by the Old Town Hall in the square known as Tržiště (Market) in the historical centre of Karlovy Vary. The column was built as a symbol of gratitude that the spa town had been spared from an outbreak of plague in 1713. Even though the dominant plague column was gradually dwarfed by the construction of the Hot Spring Colonnade and other modifications of its surroundings, it remains an exquisite example of the architecture of the High Baroque Period.

The Baroque statue of Saint John of Nepomuk (Jan Nepomucký) was erected in memory of a huge flash flood that had swept through the town on 21 May 1746. The statue stands by the side face of the decanal Church of Saint Mary Magdalene. You may combine your visit to the statue with a tour of the monumental Baroque church, as well as of other historic sites in the spa centre of Karlovy Vary.

The Baroque statue of Saint John of Nepomuk (Jan Nepomucký) has been relocated several times since its erection in 1728. It has been moved to its present-day site in the alley opposite Alžbětiny lázně (Elizabeth Baths) on the left bank of the Teplá River in the northern part of the centre of Karlovy Vary in 1902. Owing to its location, the statue stands rather far from the main tourist routes and it is often neglected by the visitors coming to the spa. You may visit the statue while taking a walk through the adjoining Smetanovy sady (Smetana's Park).

The Baroque statue of Saint Bernard was erected in 1706 on Bernardova skála (Bernard's Rock) above Mlýnská kolonáda (Mill Colonnade).Although the statue is currently not accessible, you may admire it from a distance. You may combine your visit to the statue of Saint Bernard with a walk through Skalníkovy sady (Skalník's Park) and stop by the Column of the Dukes of Cambridge, which stands directly above the statue.

The Baroque sandstone statue of the Virgin Mary was created by an unknown sculptor and in 1704. It was erected near the former medieval gallows on the hill above the spa town. You may visit the statue on your way to Tři kříže (Three Crosses) and the heart of the spa woods surrounding Karlovy Vary.

The Baroque column with the statue of the Virgin Mary was created by an unknown sculptor and it was erected by the Church of Saint Anne in the centre of the municipal district of Sedlec in 1716. During your visit to Sedlec and the monumental pilgrimage church, you should not miss a walk through the surroundings and stop by other magnificent examples of Baroque architecture.

The monument of the founder of Karlovy Vary, Emperor Charles IV, by Prague academic sculptor Otakar Švec was installed in 1955 in Sady Karla IV. (Charles IV Park) in front of Císařské lázně (Imperial Spa) in the spa centre. A student of renowned sculptor Josef Myslbek, Otakar Švec was also the author of the grandiose Stalin's monument on the Prague hill of Letná.