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The Roman spa town of Chaves on the Tâmega

Chaves/Portugal

Termas de Chaves

The hottest springs in Portugal, rising at over 70°C in a Roman town on the Tâmega.

Photo: Dario Alvarez, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

Temperatura del manantial
73°C
Temperatura de baño
38°C
Baño
Interior

Chaves was Roman Aquae Flaviae, founded around its hot springs and still crossed by the Trajan bridge. The water emerges at above 70°C, the hottest in the country, and is both drunk at the fountain in the town centre and used in the thermal treatment centre.

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Por qué visitarlo

It is a working Portuguese thermal town rather than a resort: Roman bridge, castle keep, drinking fountain and a spa in daily use by locals.

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El agua

Agua termal

Manantial
Nascente das Termas de Chaves
Mineralización
Sodium bicarbonate water
Carácter
The hottest natural spring water in Portugal.

Ubicación

Chaves, Portugal41.7400, -7.4700Ver en el mapa de Balnevia

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