Romania’s 70 natural spas proved helpful for many medical disorders, including rheumatism, endocrine, kidney, liver, respiratory, heart, stomach and nervous diseases as well as nutrition, metabolism and gynecological disorders.
Romania is home to more than one third of Europe’s mineral and thermal springs, being used since the Romans times. Natural factors are complemented — under attentive medical care — by physiotherapy, acupuncture, electrotherapy and medicines produced from plants.
The largest health resort in Romania, is Baile Felix, established in the 18th century. The thermal waters here are very rich in oligo minerals, are supplemented by sapropelic mud. This natural combination has proven helpful in easing the effects of rheumatism and some paralysis, as well as gynecological afflictions and nervous disorders.
Baile Felix is located only 10 km from Oreao International Airport in Romania, but can be reached also from Belgrade Serbia (in 5 hours drive) and from Budapest Hungary (4 hours drive)
The water’s temperature in Baile Felix ranges between 20-49°C (68-120°C) and fills the public swimming pools and the pools of luxury hotels.
Băile Felix is modern tourist resort, with a capacity of 7,000 beds, swimming pools, outdoor thermal pools, spa and wellness centers, water parks and many other recreational options.