The best European thermal spa resorts and the therapeutic effects they offer

Natural springs have always attracted people seeking healing and relaxation. Today, traditions are combined with modern technologies to create unique conditions for recovery and relaxation. Thus, to know where can you recuperate and improve your health, read on.

Caldea, Andorra

Located in the Escaldes-Engordany community. The complex was built in 1994, and is considered one of the largest in Europe.

There are dozens of swimming pools, both outdoors and indoors. The temperature of the springs ranges from +30°C to +50°C. There are also many attractions: from ultra-modern balneological baths to various saunas, baths, jacuzzis, geysers and grottoes.

Thermal waters help relieve stress, improve blood circulation and relax muscles. Their antibacterial properties soothe the skin, promote wound healing and prevent inflammation. They also reduce pain and irritation.

Evian, France

It is located on the southern shore of Lake Geneva near the Chablais mountain range.

The town is famous for its mineral water, which began to be produced at the end of the XIX century. Its healing properties have been known since the end of the XVIII century, which became the basis for the development of the resort.

Since 1907, the complex has served as the residence of King Edward VII of England. Today, the former palace is a popular Hôtel Royal hotel.

Both the English ruler George V and representatives of culture often came here, French poetess Countess Anna de Noailles, Frédéric Mistral and writer Marcel Proust in particular.

Here, you can not only improve the condition of the digestive and gastrointestinal tract but also normalize metabolism.

Tourists can take a course of therapeutic massage and try yoga or other oriental practices.

Bath, England

It is located near the banks of the Avon River in the southwest of Great Britain.

The history of the spa resort dates back to the Roman Empire, when the settlement of Sulis Water was founded here in the first century. The only radon mineral waters in the country with a temperature of +45°C to +49°C were found here.

Later, in the Georgian era, Bath became a famous spa resort, which led to its development.

Today, the complex has steam, indoor and one outdoor pool.

People often come here to treat chronic diseases of the digestive system, joint and spine pathologies, metabolic disorders, and diabetes.

Loutra Pozar, Greece

Located on the slopes of Mount Voras in the Macedonia region.

The resort is famous for its natural pool with a waterfall. Two streams merge here - hot mineral water and the cool white river Aspropotamos.

The temperature of the springs usually reaches about +38°C. These waters have a positive effect on the cardiovascular system and respiratory system, as well as help with skin and gynecological diseases.

We also recommend visiting the town of Aridaia, where there are two SPA centers, Turkish baths, hotels, restaurants, etc.

Piestany, Slovakia

It is located in the western part of the country in the Trnava region on the Váh River. The first balneological sanatorium was built here in 1772.

Local springs are famous for their high mineral content. The water temperature ranges from +67°C to +69°C. It has a positive effect on the metabolism of cartilage tissues and helps enrich muscles and other tissues with essential substances.

The main specialization of the SPA centers is the treatment of chronic rheumatic conditions, arthritis, recovery from joint and bone injuries caused by accidents, and the treatment of neurological diseases.

Travelers can also enjoy mud treatments, do therapeutic gymnastics, get a massage, or play volleyball, tennis, golf, etc.

Tired of your daily routine and stress? Then choose a resort and go relax!

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