Trenčianske Teplice Spa

Sulphurous Slovak thermal water and a Moorish hammam of 1888.

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Bathing: Indoor / Outdoor
Accommodation: Hotel on site

Trenčianske Teplice sits in a narrow wooded valley where sulphurous thermal water rises at close to 40 °C. Its landmark is the Hammam, an 1888 bath in Moorish revival style with horseshoe arches and coloured glass, still in use alongside modern pools and mud treatments.

The water

Thermal water

Source: Trenčianske Teplice sulphur springs
Mineralisation: Sulphurous, calcium-magnesium-sulphate
Character: Warm sulphurous water used for pools, mud packs and rheumatological treatment.

Practical information

The Hammam and the therapeutic pools are run by the spa company and can be visited by day guests; the Zelená žaba open-air pool above the town is a separate functionalist landmark.