Gellert Spa, Budapest, Hungary

[Source: Karyn Eisler]

Széchenyi Gyógyfürdő, Budapest, Hungary

Gyógyfürdő is the Hungarian term for medicinal bath. The bath in this video is one of many at the Széchenyi complex which includes 3 outdoor and 15 indoor pools. It’s the largest complex of its kind in Europe.For the wide view, click here.

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All of Iceland’s thermal pools on one website: 
www.swimminginiceland.com

Radium Hot Springs, Radium, British Columbia, Canada

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Blue Lagoon Geothermal Spa, Iceland

To view the Blue Lagoon live webcam, go here.

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Cave Bath/Barlangfürdö, Miskolctapolca, Hungary

wiki link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_Bath

[Source: Dédestapolcsány]

Thermal Spa in Bath, England, UK

A review by Gareth Davis.

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Evason Ma’In Hot Springs, Jordan

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1920’s Banff Hot Springs, Alberta, Canada

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The new three-story bathing complex is located in Nagykáta — about 60 km east of Budapest.

[Source: www.kormany.hu]

Flood

Gellért Thermal Baths, Budapest, Hungary

There was a flood at the Gellért back in 2002. Watch the two men, so casually and calmly, “soak” it all in at 1:44. Then, at 3:14, they get out of the pool and start walking around. At 4:34, water spills onto the streets.

So much hot mineral water gone to waste!

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Water Temple

Rudas Baths, Budapest, Hungary

A darker version of this image is published in Leaf Press.

Image: Karyn Eisler, Canada

Spa Baths are Booming in Switzerland

Spas are all the rage in Switzerland at the moment. New thermal complexes are shooting up all over the country. But experts are wondering whether the building bubble may soon burst if there are too many spa facilities in close proximity to each other.

[Source:  swissinfovideos]

Marlisse Silver-Sweeney visits a spa nestled in the spruce and cedar forest off of Lost Lake in Whistler, B.C. Is it the ultimate in Nordic relaxation? Perhaps.

[Source: blog.theprovince.com]

Katalin Fekete reviews Thermalbad & Spa Zurich, which offers a retreat for health aficionados and people looking for a relaxing escape.

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