
Budapest/Hungary
Széchenyi Thermal Bath
Budapest's grand neo-baroque bathing palace, where mineral water fills vast outdoor pools beneath ochre colonnades.
Température de baignade 38°C

Le voyage thermal, sélectionné
Balnevia, which comes from the Latin balne- (balneum, “bath”) and via (“way” or “journey”), is a curated database of thermal baths, historic bathhouses, mineral springs and spa towns — where the water, the architecture and the place matter equally.
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Budapest/Hungary
Budapest's grand neo-baroque bathing palace, where mineral water fills vast outdoor pools beneath ochre colonnades.
Température de baignade 38°C

Grindavík/Iceland
Milky, silica-rich geothermal water set in a black lava field on the Reykjanes peninsula.
Température de baignade 38°C

Hakone/Japan
The oldest onsen district in Hakone, where ryokan baths look onto the Sukumo river valley.
Température de baignade 41°C

Längenfeld/Austria
Sulphur-rich alpine water in bowl-shaped pools under the Ötztal peaks.
Température de baignade 36°C

Budapest/Hungary
Budapest's most photographed bathing hall: Art Nouveau mosaics, glass roof and mineral water from the Gellért Hill springs.
Température de baignade 38°C

Bath/United Kingdom
Britain's only natural thermal spa, with a rooftop pool over the Georgian rooftops of Bath.
Température de baignade 33°C
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Bains romains, ottomans et Belle Époque, toujours en activité.
Là où le bâtiment est aussi pensé que l'eau.
Sources alpines et d'altitude, idéales en plein hiver.
Onsen, hammam et cultures de bain villageoises.
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