The Březová Reservoir near Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic is experiencing severe drought conditions. Water levels at the site of the oldest concrete dam in the Czech Republic have fallen more than a meter below the permanent water level. This prolonged lack of water has revealed a historical bridge over the Teplá River, quickly becoming a tourist attraction. However, the Ohře River Basin Authority has prohibited access to the bridge for safety reasons. The unusually low water levels highlight the ongoing impact of drought in the region. The emergence of the bridge offers a glimpse into the area’s past, despite the concerning environmental situation.