Vrnjačka Banja
Serbia's best-known spa town, built around mineral springs the Romans knew as Aquae Orcinae.
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- Quelltemperatur
- 36.5°C
- Badetemperatur
- 36°C
- Baden
- Innen / Außen
- Gegründet
- 1868
- Unterkunft
- Hotel vor Ort
Vrnjačka Banja sits in central Serbia below the Goč mountain, a spa town of promenades, drinking pavilions and a river-side park. Seven mineral springs surface here, the warmest at close to body temperature.
Balnevia-Sicht
Warum hingehen
It is the fullest surviving example of the Balkan spa-town tradition: drinking cures, bandstands and villas rather than a single bath house.
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Das Wasser
Thermalwasser
- Quelle
- Topla Voda spring
- Mineralisierung
- Hydrogen-carbonate mineral water
- Charakter
- Warm mineral water used for drinking cures and treatment of digestive and metabolic conditions
Geschichte
The Romans built baths here, known as Aquae Orcinae. The modern spa dates from 1868, when the Founders' Society organised the springs, and the town flourished as a Serbian royal resort.
Praktische Informationen
The springs are used mainly for drinking cures under medical supervision, with bathing and wellness at the hotels and the modern spa centre.
Anreise
About two and a half hours by road south of Belgrade, near Kraljevo.