Roman Thermal Spas Map

Thermal Destination

Roman Thermal Spas Map

Destinations · Nine Roman Spa Towns

Wherever hot mineral water rose from the earth, the legions of Rome built bath houses and healing sanctuaries. Two thousand years later, nine of those thermal towns still welcome bathers today — from the Atlantic north of Portugal to the mountains of Romania, each with its own springs, its own Roman name and its own living spa tradition.

Explore the network

Choose a destination below to discover its history, its waters and where to stay — or follow the whole Roman thermal route as it traces the edges of the ancient Empire across modern Europe.

Budapest

Hungary · The great thermal city of Europe, built above 120 hot springs since Roman Aquincum.

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Aidipsos

Greece · Seaside hot springs on Euboea where Roman generals and emperors took the healing waters.

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Badenweiler

Germany · A Black Forest spa sheltering one of the best-preserved Roman bath ruins north of the Alps.

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Băile Herculane

Romania · Ancient Ad Mediam, founded in 153 AD and dedicated to Hercules himself.

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Chaves

Portugal · Roman Aquae Flaviae, home to the hottest thermal spring in mainland Europe at 73 °C.

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Dax

France · France’s leading thermal town, the Roman Aquae Tarbellicae famed for its healing mud.

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Hisarya

Bulgaria · Roman Diocletianopolis, ringed by mighty fortress walls and fed by 22 mineral springs.

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Kyustendil

Bulgaria · Ancient Pautalia, a Roman healing city sacred to Asclepius with some 40 springs.

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Vrnjačka Banja

Serbia · Serbia’s most visited spa, rising from the Roman thermae of Aquae Orcinae.

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One Roman Story

From the baths of Aquincum to the springs of Aquae Flaviae

The same engineering, the same rituals and the same belief in the healing power of warm mineral water once linked these towns across the Roman world. Following the route today is a journey through both geology and history.

Plan Your Roman Spa Journey

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