AquaFonte lists 7 verified thermal springs in Romania, each with its own page: temperature, minerals, treatments, and directions.
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Springs
Aqua Park President
Bihor County · 37°C
A year-round aquapark inside Băile Felix, Romania's largest thermal resort, running on the same mesothermal springs first developed nearly three centuries ago.
AquaPark Cozia
Vâlcea County
A modern water park inside Romania's largest balneo-climatic resort, fed by the sulphurous, chlorinated-sodium mineral springs of Călimănești-Căciulata on the Olt river.
Aquapark Nymphaea
Bihor County
A large modern aquapark on the site of Oradea's historic municipal baths, drawing on the same geothermal aquifer that feeds the nearby Băile Felix spa region.
Bacolux Afrodita Resort & Spa
Caraș-Severin County
A 4-star resort near the center of Băile Herculane, one of Europe's oldest thermal spa towns, set among sulphurous, chlorinated, calcium-sodic springs reaching up to 60°C.
Băile Boghiș
Sălaj County · 42°C
A small rural spa in Sălaj County fed by bicarbonated, sodic, iodurated mineral water pumped from boreholes 400 meters deep at 42°C.
Germisara Resort & Spa
Hunedoara County · 30°C
A 4-star spa hotel in Geoagiu-Băi, a resort whose mesothermal, alkaline, bicarbonated-magnesian waters were already prized by the Romans as 'Germisara' — Dacian for 'hot water.'
Therme București
Ilfov County
A large indoor thermal and wellness complex near Bucharest that extracts genuine geothermal water from over 3,100 meters deep, rich in magnesium, iron, calcium, manganese and silicon.