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]]>Blue Lagoon, Iceland
The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most famous attractions. The milky-blue water, rich in minerals like silica and sulfur, is known for its healing properties, particularly for skin conditions. Surrounded by snow and ice, bathing in the warm waters of the Blue Lagoon is a surreal and incredibly relaxing experience.
Pamukkale, Turkey
Pamukkale, meaning “cotton castle” in Turkish, is a stunning natural wonder. These terraces have been created over millennia as flowing water from the hot springs lost carbon dioxide and left deposits of limestone. The thermal waters have been used since Roman times for their therapeutic properties and are still just as popular today.
Glenwood Springs, Colorado
A bit closer to home, Glenwood Springs is actually the world’s largest mineral hot springs pool. The Ute Indians called it “Yampah,” meaning “big medicine” because of its therapeutic qualities. The mineral-rich waters are perfect for a relaxing soak, and the facility includes a spa, a lodge, and a range of amenities.
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The entrance fee for Széchenyi Thermal Bath varies from day to day, and it’s best to go there between Monday and Thursday. The tickets are more expensive on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, and the pools tend to be more crowded, as well.
Super Early Bird
Széchenyi Thermal Bath offers a special ticket called “Good Morning Budapest”, and it’s a great money saver. If you want to beat the crowds and save some money, buy your tickets at the entrance until 9 a.m., but keep in mind these tickets are not available on the weekends, and they’re more expensive on Fridays.
온능이네 #온능여지도 
아이와가볼만한곳ㆍ아이와여행ㆍ키즈모델ㆍ키즈인플루언서 (@edgee.l)Bring Everything You Need
From towels and bathrobes to swim caps and slippers, you’ll have to pay extra for every essential you forget to bring along. That’s why it’s extremely important to come prepared because you’ll save a fortune by bringing everything you need instead of spending extra money on these amenities.
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Consider booking your thermal bath visit on a weekday whenever possible. In addition to being more expensive, thermal baths are more crowded once the weekend comes around. Most thermal baths offer different types of tickets, and the amount of time you want to spend there will determine which one you should buy.
Price Compare
If there are several thermal baths in the city you’re visiting, compare the prices and decide which one fits into your budget. They’re all unique in their own right so take several different factors—including facilities and historical significance—before making the final choice.
Pack Your Things
Thermal baths will charge you for everything from towels and bathrobes to slippers and swimming caps. If you want to avoid paying extra for all of the amenities that thermal baths provide, try bringing your own whenever possible because you’ll save a small fortune this way.
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]]>Széchenyi Thermal Baths
The largest establishment of its kind not only in Budapest but in entire Europe, Széchenyi Thermal Baths are one of the city’s must-see attractions. This complex is housed in a beautiful building inside Budapest’s City Park and it offers pools, steams, and saunas of varying temperatures.
Gellért Baths
Another amazing place where you can enjoy the natural healing powers of the thermal waters, Gellért Baths are a perfect place to sit back and relax. One of their most important features is the Art Nouveau style building that they’re housed in and it’s truly impressive, both inside and out.
Rudas Baths
Located at the foot of Gellért Hill, Rudas Baths have been around since the 16th century, and they reopened in 2006 after years of renovations. What makes them unique in comparison to other thermal baths in Budapest are their traditional Turkish baths, swimming pool, and sauna.
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]]>Széchényi Spa is one of the most popular baths in Budapest and is visited by most of the tourists who visit the city. The construction of the baths, designed in the Neo-Baroque style, was completed in 1913 and includes three swimming pools and 12 thermo-mineral pools, located in the open air, and the water filling them comes from thermal springs located in the park.
The baths are located within the large municipal park and are considered to be the largest in Europe.
The natural thermal water is known for its healing power and can help remedy skin problems, indigestion, and more. In addition to the baths, there is a sports and spa center, which includes a gym, sauna, and massage services, as well as a center for physiotherapy treatments. In the complex, you will find several restaurants offering food and drink for the hungry vacationers.
The time you spend in the baths is up to you. It can span from several hours of bathing or a whole day of relaxing in this beautiful facility.
Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 9-11, 1146 Hungary
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]]>Built in the Art-Nouveau style, its most impressive feature is the main hall with a gallery and a domed glass roof. The complex itself includes many saunas and plunge pools, an open-air swimming pool that creates artificial waves, and an effervescent swimming pool. You can also find a Finnish sauna with a cold pool. Many massage services and spa treatments are available for you to relax and pamper yourself.
The temperature of the water in the pools is between 35 °C and 40 °C. The water contains many minerals such as calcium, magnesium, sulfur, which all have a lot of medicinal and healing properties.If you want to experience the invigorating powers of the mineral-rich waters, this is the perfect place for you. The many medicinal benefits these waters have are also a plus. Among other health problems, they can help with circulation, asthma, bronchitis, etc.
The Gellért Spa is famous for its lovely warm spring water pools, its architecture as well as its landscape. The entire interior of the thermal baths is decorated with beautiful and detailed mosaic tiles, an obvious influence of the Ottoman Empire, who used it during the 16th and 17th centuries.
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]]>One of the most unique experiences that visitors to Sao Miguel can have while visiting this stunningly beautiful island is a trip to Ponta da Ferraria, a spot located on the rugged west coast of the island.
The reason why this location is so unique is that it contains pools made from volcanic rock that contain thermally-heated water, which you can access freely and without paying a dime. These pools, located right next to the wild Atlantic Ocean, are set in a stunning location and provide one of the most strangely relaxing experiences you’ll ever have.
(@clanpaule)The water, which is ocean water that is heated by thermal action underneath the surface, has been used as a medicinal spot since the 15th century due to the water’s sulfuric nature and its supposed healing qualities.
(@super_portugal)The water in these hot springs isn’t quite as hot as what you might be used to due to the cold water of the Atlantic, but you’ll never forget just how cool it was to bathe in a basalt pool.
Check it out if you find yourself in Sao Miguel!
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]]>Catez Terms
This natural resort is open all year long. It has the largest indoor and outdoor pool in Slovenia as well as many other attractions.
Terms Dobrna
The Dobrna Terms hold a long history as they’ve been around since 1403. The resort is connected to a beautiful 200-year-old park. Here, you will get the best massage of your life because there is also a rehabilitation center with the best chiropractors from the country.
Dolenjske Toplice Spa
The thermal water of the Dolenjska region erupts from a depth of almost 1,000 meters. One of the best wellness hotels in Europe, the first-class Wellness Center and the Medical Rehabilitation Center are at your disposal in a lush green setting.
Thermana Laško
Deep in the Julian Alps, you can find the tiny city of Lasko. Lasko is the most famous local Slovenian beer and the home of one of the most beautiful spa resorts in Europe. The resort is outdoor, so along with letting the experts spoil you, you can enjoy some of the most beautiful scenery you have ever seen.
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