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🇵🇹 Portugal · Beiras (Aguiar da Beira, Guarda District)
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⛰ Altitude
580 m
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📅 Established
Inaugurated in 1924 by merchant-mayor Fernando da Silva Laires; operated until 1995, passed to municipal ownership in 1983, closed for around 13 years, then reopened in 2008 after renovation
✓ Verified on 2026-07-30
Caldas da Cavaca sits on a five-hectare estate on the left bank of the Ribeira de Coja, about 5 km from Aguiar da Beira and 38 km from Viseu, at an altitude of 580 m. The water is meso-thermal (reported between 25ºC and 30ºC), weakly mineralized, sulphurous-sodium and fluoridated. The bathhouse was inaugurated in 1924 by local merchant and mayor Fernando da Silva Laires, operated until 1995, passed into municipal ownership in 1983, then sat closed for about 13 years before reopening in 2008 after renovation. It is traditionally indicated for digestive, dermatological, musculoskeletal and respiratory conditions.
The bathhouse was inaugurated in 1924 by Fernando da Silva Laires, a local merchant who also served as mayor. It operated until 1995, was transferred to municipal ownership in 1983, then remained closed for roughly 13 years before a full renovation allowed it to reopen in 2008.
Phone+351 232 680 192
Websitewww.caldasdacavaca.pt
AddressCaldas da Cavaca, 3570-018 Aguiar da Beira, Portugal