Bathing in World Heritage Sites

The glorious ancient Roman Empire is a thing of the past, but its Roman spa relics have been preserved for more than two thousand years. The old baths built by the Romans are one of the oldest spas in Spain. Here, the constant 44°C hot spring water has quietly flowed for thousands of years, with the smell of sulfur permeating the steam, making it a sanctuary to shed daily fatigue and stress. In 711, the Arabs came to Spain and occupied this fertile land for eight centuries. They not only brought to Spain luxurious buildings such as the Alhambra and the Great Mosque of Córdoba, but also an endless love for water and bathing from Arab culture. Have you ever fantasized about bathing in a beautifully decorated Arab bathhouse? Immerse yourself in the hot spring water, let the bubbles caress your body, surrounded by smoke, as if you have really fallen into the illusion of medieval Arabia~ What is famous here is its unique hot spring water. Lanjarón water is considered the water of life and health, and the spa center has six mineral springs. Many people believe that recuperating at the Lanjarón Spa Center will truly keep you youthful forever~