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The Most Important Spas and Thermaes in Europe

We know that thermaes or spas, are made to have a relaxing day, or simply, to have a beautiful day with our families. But first, we have to know which site we have to choose. Which are the most important spas or thermaes in the European region?

The main thermaes of Europe, are most likely situated in Hungry and in the Czech Republic, but there are some nice places in other countries like Spain  or French to go, too.

One of the most important spas in Europe, and also un the world, is the Spa City, in Budapest. There are over 100 natural and artificial springs in this place, with more than 70 milion litres of water sprouting every day, from 20 to 80 degrees. The  most important thermaes in this city, are Gellert Spa and Szechényi, but the number one is the Rudas Spa, from 16th Century.

- The Géllert Spa, is situated in the centre of the city, nearly the right bank of the Danube.

- The Szechényi, is situated in the City Park, and it has a lot of outdoors swimming pools, and thermal water, all the day.

- The Rudas Spa, is located in the foot of the Buda Bridgehead, of the Elisabeth Bridge. This spa, was builded on the 16th Century, but it was restored a few years ago, so it's possible to use and visite it, nowadays. You can have a lot of  different massages and showers there.

Rudas Spa (Budapest)
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Géllert Spa (Budapest)
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In the Czech Republic, there are also so nice spas, to visit and enjoy. Karlovy Vary in Praga, is a very beatiful city, with more than ten sources of thermal water, with lots of healthy properties. In this city, we can find Grand Hotel Pupp, that is one of the main spas in the world. It is situated in Praga, and it has a lot of outside swimming pools, spas, thermaes, and more relaxing places. This hotel, has a lot of luxury adds, so it's going to be so expensive if you want to go there.

Grand Pupp Hotel (Praga)
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Grand Pupp Hotel (Promotional Spot)

Conclusion:

In conclusion, I think that before going to a spa, you have to know what is the best, or the most appropiate for you, because if you don't do this, you're probably going to waste your money in a silly think. Be careful, and find out some information!

Webliography: 

http://www.nationalgeographic.com.es/articulo/viajes/actualidad_viajera/8499/los_mejores_balnearios_europa.html

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