
Saint-Gervais-les-Bains/France
Thermes de Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc
Alpine thermal baths in a wooded gorge below Mont Blanc, fed by a 39 °C spring.
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- Temperatura della sorgente
- 39°C
- Temperatura di balneazione
- 34°C
- Balneazione
- Vasca interna / Vasca esterna
- Fondato nel
- 1807
- Alloggio
- Hotel in loco
Les Thermes de Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc lie in the Bonnant gorge at Le Fayet, where a sulphated calcium spring emerges at about 39 °C. The bathhouse and its park sit directly beneath the Mont Blanc massif.
Lo sguardo di Balnevia
Perché visitarlo
Few thermal baths have this setting: outdoor pools in a narrow alpine gorge, with a dedicated dermatological tradition and mountain walks starting at the gate.
Raccomandazioni
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L'acqua
Acqua termale
- Sorgente
- Source du Val Montjoie
- Mineralizzazione
- Sulphated calcium water with trace elements
- Carattere
- Alpine thermal water long used for dermatological and respiratory treatment.
Storia
The spring was documented in 1806 and the first baths opened the following year, drawing 19th-century visitors to the valley; the spa has since specialised in skin and respiratory care.
Informazioni pratiche
The site combines a medical thermal centre with a public spa area; swimming caps and advance booking are usual. The park is open to bathers.
Come arrivare
Saint-Gervais-les-Bains-Le Fayet station is on the Saint-Gervais line from Annecy and the Mont-Blanc Express; the baths are a signposted walk from the station.
Posizione
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