Marianske Lazne itself has no shortage of impressive buildings; however, most date only from the 19th Century. There are, however, several notable monuments in its vicinity.

The Premonstratensian monastery at Tepla is among the oldest monasteries in the country; it dates back to 1193. The complex houses a valuable library with thousands of rare books.

The town of Cheb lies in the westernmost corner of the country. Its well- preserved historical center with its timber houses has been declared an architectural preserve.

The chateau at Kynzvart is another popular attraction. Once owned by the Metternich family, the neoclassical chateau houses a valuable library with rare manuscripts. Guided tours are available spring through fall. An English park surrounding the chateau is perfect for picnics.