Termy Uniejów

Poland's first certified thermal resort, fed by hot water from beneath a medieval castle town.

Photo: Masandro, Wikimedia Commons

Source temperature: 68°C
Bathing temperature: 36°C
Bathing: Indoor / Outdoor
Established: 2008
Accommodation: Hotel on site

Uniejów, a small town on the Warta river, became Poland's first officially designated thermal resort in 2012, four years after its geothermal baths opened. The water is drawn from Cretaceous sandstone more than two kilometres down.

Balnevia view

Why visit

A well-designed, low-key alternative to the mountain thermal parks: brine pools, saline inhalation, and a castle park and Gothic-revival castle a short walk away.

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The water

Thermal water

Source: Uniejów geothermal well
Mineralisation: Chloride-sodium brine
Character: Hot Cretaceous-aquifer brine used for both bathing and the town's geothermal district heating.

Practical information

Indoor and outdoor pools operate year-round. The site is compact; combine a visit with the castle grounds and the town's heat network, one of Poland's first geothermal district-heating systems.

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