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20 March 2024

Discover the luxury of the top 7 spas in Europe.

Wellness tourism has a long history, starting from the Roman Empire with its thermal springs attracting the aristocracy. In the 17th and 18th centuries, cities like Spa in Belgium and Bath in England became therapeutic centers. Today, spas offer high-quality services in stunning landscapes, enhancing the well-being of their guests. From Belgium to France, the choices are plentiful. Even in Greece, one can discover enchanting thermal waters. This experience offers not only physical but also mental rejuvenation. Thus, wellness tourism continues to be a sought-after choice for travelers seeking to rejuvenate and relax.

 

1.Vichy, France

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Vichy, one of the most famous wellness destinations worldwide, is the epitome of a spa town in central France. Characterized as the "Little Paris," it offers an impressive combination of urban and rural charm, with lush parks, walking paths, and cultural attractions such as a casino and opera.

However, Vichy's true heritage lies in its title as the "queen of spas." With 22 thermal springs, its drinking water is rich in beneficial alkaline minerals, offering therapeutic effects on the body and skin.

Don't miss the chance to try the city's famous water and enjoy the specialized treatments offered at the spas. At the Hall des Sources, you can taste water from the six drinkable springs and fill your own bottles. The water temperature varies, offering a variety of experiences.

Overall, Vichy represents a paradise of well-being and relaxation, a destination that combines history with luxury for a unique experience.

 
 
 2. Bath,Great Britain
 
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Known as one of Britain's most famous spas for over two millennia, Bath, this seaside resort, has been a favorite destination of England's social elite for many centuries. References to its famous healing waters even appear in literary works, such as the novels of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens. The first impressive complex of baths was built in Bath during the 1st century AD by the Romans, who considered the water source sacred and constructed impressive temples around it, dedicated to the deities of ancient Rome.

Traveling to Bath today, you can enjoy the thermal waters with their 43 mineral elements and their therapeutic properties from the fountain of the elegant Georgian Pump Room. You will be impressed by the renowned Roman baths, constantly supplied by the source, and you will benefit from their healing properties at Thermae Bath Spa, a modern wellness center partially located in the historic baths. There, you can indulge in bathing in thermal waters and in the rooftop pool, enjoying a wonderful view of the city skyline. Additionally, you should not miss visiting the Museum of Bath, where you can delve into the history of one of the most aristocratic and popular cities in southern Britain.

 

3. Budapest, Hungary

 

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Budapest, globally known as the "European capital of spas," represents one of the most impressive cities in the world in the field of thermal experiences. With its 125 thermal underground waters and the stunning Hungarian thermal waters rich in inorganic elements, Budapest offers a unique combination of spa experiences and cultural heritage. The Rudas Baths represent the traditional Ottoman style, while the Gellert and Szechenyi Baths offer extensive outdoor pools and luxurious marble-clad halls. Visiting these historic baths is not just a spa experience but a journey into the history and cultural heritage of the city. Additionally, specialized treatments, from massages to exfoliation and skin hydration, provide a sense of renewal and well-being. Their popularity among locals and visitors alike underscores the importance of these experiences, while visiting them constitutes a social and spiritual institution in Budapest.

 
 
 
 4. Saturnia, Italy
 
 
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In a stunning setting, amidst the idyllic nature of Tuscany, the small town of Saturnia stands out as a geological wonder.

Its impressive natural pools, filled with sulphurous waters in shades of white and soft blue, promise a complete rejuvenating experience. Here, visitors can enjoy a watery paradise with a constant temperature of 37.5 degrees Celsius, offering opportunities for swimming year-round completely free of charge, as well as relief from muscle pain and improved blood circulation.

In addition to the impressive natural phenomenon of its thermal springs, Saturnia is also home to the Terme di Saturnia thermal baths. Here, guests can indulge in specialized body and facial treatments in a five-star environment, full of luxury and comfort.

 

 

5. Spa, Belgium

 

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The aristocratic Spa in the Belgian Ardennes is a center of luxury and wellness. Founded in the 17th century, it pioneered the use of therapeutic water in Europe. Today, it combines modern facilities with the tradition of spa baths. The Thermes de Spa hydrotherapy center, nestled in the Ardennes hills, offers unforgettable life experiences. It is connected to the city by cable car and offers stunning views of the landscape. Visitors enjoy treatments with steam baths, hammams, saunas, and programs based on the therapeutic properties of water. Additionally, sessions are offered to improve physical and psychological well-being. For those seeking true renewal, Thermes de Spa is the ideal destination.

 

 

6. Loutra Pozar, Aridaia Greece

 

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The thermal springs of Pozar take their name from the corresponding Slavic word meaning "fire" or "heat".

They are located in the municipality of Almopia in the area of Aridaia and constitute one of the most famous and impressive natural wellness spots in all of Greece. The waters that spring from the baths' sources are consistently maintained at 37 degrees Celsius, offering visitors the choice between small indoor pools accommodating 1, 6, or 12 people, as well as an impressive outdoor thermal pool and a stunning, cold-water-loaded waterfall. Even in winter, many visitors dare to enjoy the outdoor pool and alternate between the warmth and the cool water.

7. Agistro Hamam, Serres Greece

 

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Located 45 kilometers away from the picturesque Lake Kerkini, near the borders of the scenic village of Agkistro in Serres, warm thermal waters emerge from the belly of the mountain.

It's a hidden paradise of wellness that few know about, offering ultimate peace and relaxation in small pools that you can occupy exclusively for yourself and your company. The experience here is truly exclusive, with water temperatures reaching up to 41 degrees Celsius, so it's recommended not to stay in the pool for more than 30 minutes.

The thermal baths in Agkistro of Serres operate 24 hours a day, and those who are fortunate enough to visit them claim that the sensation of plunging into the warm pools while the outside temperature is low is simply priceless. Due to limited space, reservations are essential.

 
 

 

Information was gathered from the source.: Travel.gr

https://www.travel.gr/experiences/7-yperochoi-spa-proorismoi-stin-eyropi-oi-2-s/