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Spa towns in Romania

Spa towns in Romania
The term spa is associated with water treatment also known as balneotherapy. Spa towns or spa facilities (including hot springs stations) are characterized by different health treatments. The belief in the curative powers of mineral waters dates back to prehistoric times. Such practices have been popular worldwide, but are especially prevalent in Europe and Japan. Day spas are also very popular and offers several types of care.
A spa town (also called bathing-place or simply a spa is) a town around a spa mineral (a mineral water source developed). Users referred to spas to "take the waters" for its supposed health benefits. The word comes from the Belgian town of Spa. In continental Europe, a spa was known as a (ville d'eau water city). The term spa is used for cities or hydrotherapy offers which may include treatment of cold water or mineral water and hot baths.
Spa towns in Romania:
1. Amara is a town in the county of Ialomita, Romania. Located in Baraga on the shores of Lake Amara, a few miles north of the capital of the region, Slobozia. Amara was elevated to city status in 2004.
2.Bazna (German: Baaßen; Translyvanian Saxon dialect: Baussan; Hungarian Bazna) is a municipality located in the county of Sibiu, Romania. Bazna commune is composed of three villages: Bazna; Boian (Bonnesdorf; Bonnesdref; Alsóbajom) and Velt (Wolz; Welz, Velcar or volcanic), whose name is probably derived from the völgy Hungarian meaning "valley." documented since 1302, the town has a Gothic Church, also incorporating elements of the 13th century Romanesque, was erected by local Transylvanian Saxons. The enclosure walls of the 15th and 16th centuries.
3.Baile Felix (Hungarian: Félixfürdo) is a thermal Spa Resort, near the township of Sânmartin in Bihor County, Transylvania, Romania. They are among the best known and most quality thermal spas in the country. Baile Felix also found in close distance to Oradea, a major city in western Romania.
Mai Baile Felix and one are two thermal spas located in a hilly area with beach and woods oak, 8 km south of the municipality of Oradea (seat of Bihor County) and 22 km south-east of Bors (border checkpoint to Hungary).
Summers are not excessively hot and winters are mild with moderate rainfall (650 mm per year).
In the hot springs of river and lake Peta, having a constant temperature of 30-31 ° C, Live snails Melanopsis parreyssi (tertiary relict) and fish Scardinus racovitzae and a rare species of subtropical water lily – Nymphaea lotus thermalis – relict tertiary a natural monument.
The centers host many mineral hot springs (20-48 C °), sulfuric acid, calcium, sodium, bicarbonate-rich waters known since the beginning of the millennium. The sedative effect of water on the joint and muscle pain and various rheumatic neuralgias accounts for the fame of cures in the resort for the treatment inflammatory rheumatic diseases (rheumatic polyarthritis, rheumatoid spondylitis, conditions after acute rheumatic fever), rheumatic diseases and degenerative joint, central and peripheral neurological disorders, gynecological diseases, post-traumatic conditions, endocrine disorders.
The facilities of the two resorts offer treatment of rheumatism and neurological and gynecological diseases. The basis of modern medicine is available various services for procedures involving electrotherapy, hydrotherapy, aerosols, massage, paraffin packing and other water treatments.
The Felix and Mai spa are also ideal for relaxation and visitors can take advantage of the following:

* The pool with artificial waves in a Mai (the oldest the country)
* Stations of the thermal water swimming: "Apollo" (from 1900), Felix and "Venus" by Mai

Those who have a special interest in local culture can also look at:

* The Haieu chapel, a medieval church of the fourteenth century, with baroque and romantic
Sanifarm * The baroque building, formerly known as "San Vicente" monastery (XVIII century)
* The churches in Rontau (15th century) and Haieu (1906)
* The wooden churches in Baile Felix
4. Govora dance (or simply Govora) is a spa town in Vâlcea County, Romania, about 20 kilometers (12.43 miles) south-west of Ramnicu Valcea and west of the Olt River. Notable features of the city (next to its mineral springs, recommended for a variety of ailments) Govora include Abbey (built in the 15th century and consolidated by Matei Basarab and later by Constantin Brâncoveanu) and the nearby "lemn Dintr-a" Monastery (16th or 17th century, the legend of its origin was recorded by Paul of Aleppo).

Govora abbey was the site of Matei Basarab introduced the first printing press in Wallachia – when published the first code of laws written in Romanian, the Govora pravila in 1640).
5. Herculane Dance (Latin: Aqua Herculis, German: Herkulesbad, Hungarian Herkulesfürdo) is a town in Romanian Banat, in the Caras-Severin County, situated in the valley of the Cerna River, between the Mehedinti Mountains to the east and the Cerna Mountains west, 168 meters elevation. Its current population is approximately 6,000.
The spa town of Baile Herculane has a long history of human occupation. Numerous archeological finds show that the area has been inhabited since the Paleolithic. The Pestera Hotilor (Cave of the Thieves), contains multiple levels, including one of the Mousterian period, one from the Mesolithic period (end Epigravettian), and several of the later periods of the Neolithic.

Legend the weary Hercules stopped in the valley to bathe and rest. During the 165 years of Roman domination of Dacia, the Spa Herculaneum was known throughout the Empire. sizes stone, unearthed show that visiting Roman aristocrats turned the city into an entertainment center of Rome. Six statues of Hercules from the time have been discovered. A replica bronze one, cast in 1874, a landmark in the city center.
In modern times, the spa town has been visited for its natural healing properties: hot springs with sulfur, chlorine, sodium, calcium, magnesium and other minerals, as well as negatively ionized air. Before the Second World War when the modern hotel was built the first (ie, M Cerna, 1930) remained a popular destination for Western Europeans, who gave the city a refined elegance. During the communist regime facilities were built mass tourism, such as high levels 8-12 Roman concrete hotels, Hercules A, B Hercules, Aphrodite, Minerva, Diana, UGSR, etc that dominate the skyline. It was visited by everyone, but especially popular among employees and retirees, who spend their vacation vouchers allocated by the State which, the hope of improving their health. Today, that share the city with a younger crowd, attracted by its beautiful mountain scenery. An incredible variety of new private pension schemes and owned hotels appeared after 1989, along the Cerna / Tien river banks, spread from the station beautiful and romantic train that t the end of the hydroelectric dam. Although it is very beautiful too, some of the buildings from the time of Austria-Hungary was abandoned so far, including many of the bathrooms, because the property back to the issues related to communism.
6.Baile Tusnad (Hungarian: Tusnádfürdo, Hungarian pronunciation: tu ['? na? dfyrdø?]) is a town in Harghita, Romania. It is in the Székely Land, an ethno-cultural region in eastern Transylvania.

With a population of 1728, is the smallest town in Romania by the population. It lies at an altitude of 650 meters in the stretch South of Ciuc Depression, between the mountains and Bodoc Harghita, in the Olt Valley, and is today a major resort. The people of Carpitus / Kárpitus administratively part of the city.
The city and its surroundings are famous for its spas and mineral waters received from seven springs. Nearby is Lake Sfânta Anne (Szent Anna-TO) a famous volcanic crater lake, the only of its kind in Romania. It is not only a major tourist destination, but it is of cultural significance in the Székely Land, too. [Citation needed]

Water has been used for bathing Székely by the people. The most likely date of the founding of the 1842 bathing season. Era an alleged miraculous cure of the son of a pastor of its eruptions that first drew widespread attention to the therapeutic properties of local mineral waters, after which a company founded to develop the springs in 1845. Bath station was destroyed in the skirmishes of 1849, but the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph to visit the city in 1852, ordered the reconstruction of the baths. The rapid development of the city began after 1860. The code was appointed microphones in honor of Count Mikes Benedek, chairman of the commission of spa, who appointed a chemical on their own to test water from the spring that bears his name. This marked the beginning of the scientific assessment and use of local mineral waters. Stefanie Medical Center was opened in 1890 and remained the center spa treatment until 1975. Csukás Lake (now: Ciucas) was artificially created in 1900, and the great hotels of the city were built in the 1970s.

The agreement was historically part of the Székely Land area of Transylvania belonged to Csíkszék district to the administrative reform of Transylvania in 1876, when fell Csík County in the Kingdom of Hungary. After the Treaty of Trianon in 1920, became part of Romania and fell into Ciuc County during the interwar period. In 1940, the second Vienna Award granted Northern Transylvania from Hungary and was carried out by Hungary until 1944. After Soviet occupation, the Romanian administration and the city returned to be officially part of Romania in 1947. Between 1952 and 1960, the town fell into the Community Magyar Autonomous, between 1960 and 1968, the Mures-Magyar Autonomous Region. In 1968, the province was abolished, and since then the municipality as a city has been part of Harghita County.
The population of the city is 1728, which has a Székely Hungarian majority 1615 (93.46%) Hungarians (2002 census). There are also small communities of ethnic Romanians (6.14%) and Roma (0.40%).
Therapeutic

* Cardiovascular disease (recovery of a heart attack, circulatory problems);
* Valvular heart muscle disease, hypertension, circulatory problems);
* Disorders nervous system (neurosis, autonomic dystonia, secondary fatigue, physical and intellectual fatigue);
* Digestive problems (diseases of the stomach, functional bowel disorders, chronic gastritis, enterocolitis, biliary dyskinesia);
* Endocrine disorders (hyperthyroidism mild adrenal insufficiency, Disease Basedow)
Types of treatments

* Spa with CO2 emission of gases, galvanic baths, massages;
* Paraffin, herbal baths massage;
* Magneto-diaflux, ionization medical fitness;
* Internal treatment with mineral water, reflex massage manual;
* Magnet, soil treatment;
Elements of natural treatment

* Soda, chlorine, sodium bicarbonate;
Moffette *;
* Subalpine tonic-stimulant bioclimate;
Composition of mineral water sources

* Spring Stanescu: the production of 405 l / h, T 7 ° C, pH 6.2, naturally carbonated, bicarbonate, sodium, calcium, magnesium;
* Apor spring: the production of 7200 l / h, T 7 ° C, pH 5.3, hypotonic, naturally carbonated, ferruginous, with chlorine, bicarbonate, sodium, calcium;
* Mikes Spring: Free range, T 14 ° C, pH 5.6, hypotonic, naturally carbonated, slightly ferruginous, with chloride, bicarbonate, sodium.
7. Borsec (Hungarian: Borszék, Hungarian pronunciation: borse [?] K) is a town in Harghita County, Romania. It is in the Székely Land, an ethno-cultural region in eastern Transylvania. The city and its environs are well known for its spas and mineral waters.
It was historically part of the Székely Land area of Transylvania. Administratively, it belonged to Csíkszék up the administrative reform of Transylvania in 1876, when it fell within Csík County in the Kingdom of Hungary. After the Treaty of Trianon in 1920, became part of Romania and entered Ciuc County during the interwar period. In 1940, the second Vienna Award granted Northern Transylvania from Hungary and the solution was in the hands of Hungary until 1944. After Soviet occupation Romanian government returned and became an official part of Romania in 1947. Between 1952 and 1960, the city fell into the Magyar Autonomous Region between 1960 and 1968 the Mures-Magyar Autonomous Region.
Borsec, a resort known for its mineral water and a favorable climate, is situated in depression intracarpatic the same name, at an altitude of 900 m.
Its name derives from the Hungarian "borvizszék" which means "seat of mineral water" posts that traditional administrative units in the Szekely Land.
Borsec is very famous for its mineral waters, known for its healing properties. Natural Cures (the properties Healing microclimate surrounding air, soil and water) and physiotherapy properties are supposedly able to improve nutrition and cure a range of metabolic disorders. Borsec is a suitable place for rest and recreation is a true paradise for those who enjoy excursions (destinations include Poiana known Zanelor, the ice cave, Cave bears, Stravechi Izvorul, Bufnitelor Cetatea), those who enjoy winter sports (in Faget and Fagetel for beginners and more advanced) as well as those who like to fish, they can try their luck in the waters of the lake or the Bistricioara Bicaz, which are near the station.

One visitor was famous writer Borsec Alecsandri Vasile Moldovan, who wrote in 1845: "in Borsec they are all brothers, if not Jesus then in mineral water one of the merits [...] Borsec most important is that it gives to the feelings of the humans! "

Nearby attractions are the monasteries of Moldova (Neamt, Secu, Varatec, Agapia, Durau, Sihastria), the Lázár Castle, Lacul Rosu, Cheile Bicazului, Lake Bicaz, the complex Durau, Praid the salt mine, Sovata, and the center Corund ceramic.
According to the 2002 census, the population of the city is 2864, of which 2240 (78.21%) are ethnic Hungarian, 21.19% are ethnic Romanians and other 0.6%.
"Borsec, Queen of Mineral Waters" (since 1806) is not bottled and exported to countries like the United States.
8. Buzias (German: (ADB) Busiasch, Hungarian Buzias or Buziasfürdö) is a city in Timis County, Romania. Since 2004, it had a population of 7738 or 7714 according to the 2002 census.
The city was first mentioned in 1321 in a document of Charles I of Hungary. It was declared a city in 1956.
Buzias is an old resort, the first establishments built in 1819. In 1839 he declared a spa. Buzias mineral waters are used in the treatment of a wide range of diseases. Also bottled common use.
Buzias Park, covering over 20 hectares, is a tree park with many rare species of trees, the most important is the plane (Platanus). The architecture symbolic element of the spa is home to cover park built at the Turkish-Byzantine style, unique in Romania. The only two other similar trips Europe are in Carlsbad and Baden-Baden.
9. Calimanesti-Caciulata, often known simply as Calimanesti, is a town in Vâlcea County, southern Romania. Located in the historic region of Oltenia and the northern part of the county, in the traditional route that connects the region of Transylvania, and in the extreme south of the river valley Olt crossing the Southern Carpathians.

The location of several hot springs, Calimanesti-Caciulata is known as a spa town. During the 20th century, many hotels and treatment facilities were built in Caciulata, north of the city which is near Cozia Monastery. The monastery was built by Mircea the Old in 1388 which is also the day of the city and Ramnicu Valcea Calimanesti (just south of DN7). The area around the city is full of freshwater springs and thermal waters that are not in use. The old town was a bit smaller, you see the island in the river Olt was bigger and the road was in what is now the river bed. In 1918 he was the main point the invasion of Transylvania. The city is built along DN7 (Drum-Road, Nacional-National) National Route 7. The second most used road in Romania, used by the Romanians to travel to Transylvania and recently often used to go to Hungary, Austria and other EU countries.
10. Covasna (Hungarian: Kovászna; German Kowasna) is a town in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania, at an altitude of 550-600 m.

Known as the "city of 1,000 mineral water sources," Covasna is famous for its mineral waters. Each spring has a different mix of minerals, mainly carbon dioxide, sulfur and ammonia. Its name is derived from the Slavic word Cvaz, meaning sour, referring to the taste of its mineral waters.
Chiurus (Hungarian: Csomakorös) is a village administratively part of the city. The village has a population of 451 and has an absolute Székely Hungarian majority.
According to Census 2002, has 11 369 inhabitants Covasna. It has a Hungarian majority: 7549 or 66.4%. 3672 (32.3%) also Romanians living in the city.
* 1567 – First mentioned in a document.
* 1952 – Covasna became a city.
The famous explorer and linguist Kőrösi Hungarian Sándor Csoma was Chiurus / Csomakorös in 1784. Kőrösi is widely regarded as the founder of Tibetology, was the compiler and author of the first Tibetan-English dictionary and grammar book. He died in Darjeeling, India, in 1842.

A statue was erected in his honor in the center of the village in 1972 and is an exhibition at the cultural center.
11. Eforie (historical names (for Eforie Sud): Dance Movila, Carmen Sylva, Vasile Roaita) is a town and a holiday in the Black Sea coast, in the county of Constanta, Romania. It lies about 14 miles south of Constanta. Techirghiol Lake lies nearby.
Eforie Sud, the southern part of the city, was founded by Ion Movila aristocrat in 1899, when he built a hotel called Baile Movila (Mobile Spa). In 1928, spa was renamed "Carmen Sylva, after the pen name of Queen Elizabeth of Romania. In 1950, after the establishment of the communist regime, the name of the city has changed back to Vasile Roaita to honor a railway worker shot to death during the strike Griviţa 1933. In 1962, the city was renamed back to Eforie Sud

In 1966, the town of Eforie was created by the merger of Eforie Sud, with North Eforie Nord station. Many other hotels were built here in the years most of them during the communist regime.
"Carmen Sylva High School, the city only secondary school (located in Eforie Sud also has a comprehensive school, usually while another school is located in Eforie Nord) is one of the highest first high schools in the county
12. Geoagiu (Hungarian: Algyógy) is a city in Hunedoara County, Romania, located in the Mures River, at an altitude of 217 meters above sea level. The river the same name (Geoagiu) flows into this place in the Mures. The city has a population of about 6,500.
The first settlements in the area can be found at the time The Roman in the first century BC, as evidenced by archaeological findings. After the Roman conquest, Roman Fort Germinsana in the second century, however, kept the original name of Dacia.

Germisana name means "hot water" (germination = "heat", Sara = "cascade") and showed that the Dacians knew of the hot springs in the area. Another opinion that the name came from the Hungarian name of the river Gyógy meaning "healing." But more likely, the name comes from the Hungarian word he (the nut of the fruit) with the suffix-d, so that after the first documentary citation, Gyog Villa "of 1291 appeared as Dyod és Dyog (1397), Aldyogh (1407), Algyogh (1412), Aldyod (1439), Alio nomine Alsodyod Alsoffalwa (around 1444).

The first documentary Geoagiu appointment (which was written as "villa Gyog) was in 1291, when it was used as a land in the vicinity of Bintinti (now the town Aurel Vlaicu).
13.Mangalia (Greek: Callatis, Panglicara, other historical names: Pangalia, Tomisovara) is a town and port on the Romanian Black Sea coast in south-east of the County of Constanta.

The resorts that manages the Mangalia municipality:

* Cap Aurora
* Jupiter
* Neptun
* Olimp
• Saturn
• Venus
Cap Aurora is a resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast, located between Jupiter and Venus.
Jupiter is a resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast, 4 km (2.5 miles) north of Mangalia.
Neptun is a summer resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast, 6 km north of Mangalia. It is part of a chain of such stations, Olimp, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn.
The place is known for hosting the summer residence of the president, the Nufarul.
Olimp is a summer resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast, 7 km (4.3 miles) north of Mangalia.
Saturn is a resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast, 1 km (0.6 miles) north of Mangalia.
Venus is a resort on the Romanian Black Sea coast, 3 km (1.8 miles) north of Mangalia.
A Greek colony called Callatis (Kallatis) was founded in the 6th century BC by the city of Pontic Heraclea. His first silver coin minted about 350 BC. In 72 a. C., was conquered by General Callatis Roman Lucullus and was assigned to the Roman province of Moesia Inferior. Throughout the second century AD, the city built defensive fortifications and Roman coinage under the emperor Septimius Severus and Caracalla continued. Callatis suffered multiple invasions in the third century AD, but recovered in the fourth century AD to retain its status as an important trade center and port city.

From the ninth century was known to Turks as Pangalia by the Romanians and Greeks Tomisovara as Panglicara and was one of the largest ports on the west coast of the Black Sea. Mangalia (former Callatis) is the oldest in the city continuously inhabited in the current territory Romania.
Mangalia is situated at 43 ° 49 'latitude and longitude 28 ° 35', with an approximate height of 10 meters, 44 km south of the town of Constanza, in the same latitude as the French resort of Nice. Mangalia is one of the stations further south on the Romanian Black Sea coast.

Mangalia is characterized by a maritime climate moderate (mean annual temperature of 11 ° C – one of the highest in Romania), with hot summers (July average over 21 ° C) and mild winters (average January 1 ° C), Mangalia being second in the country after Herculane Dancing with positive average temperatures in winter. Spring comes early but is cool and autumn is long and hot. In summer, cloudiness is reduced (about 25 sunny days per month) and duration of sunlight is 10-12 hours a day. Annual rainfall is low (400 mm).

The sea breeze is stronger in summer. The natural cure factors are the Black Sea, which has chlorides, sulfates, sodium, magnesium, hypotonic (mineralization 15.5g), the sulfur, chloride, bicarbonate, sodium, calcium, mesothermal (21-28 ° C) mineral water springs in the northern part of the city in the area of the beach between Saturn and Venus, the sulphurous mud, rich in minerals extracted from the peat bog north of the city (expected to last another 250 years) and the marine climate, rich in saline aerosols and solar radiation have a tonic effect on the body.

The complex has with a large sandy beach developed for purposes aeroheliotherapy and wave therapy, as well as high dams with a microclimate where one may benefit from inhalations saline aerosols having therapeutic effects.
The Scythian tomb discovered in 1959 where archaeologists unearthed fragments of a papyrus in Greek, the first document of this kind in Romania, the cremation tombs (the necropolis of the Callatis citadel, which dates from the fourth to second centuries BC), the ruins of the Callatis citadel (Sixth century BC), the Turkish Mangalia Mosque (16th century), the Archaeological Museum which houses a rich collection of amphorae and sculptures from the Hellenistic, fragments of stone sarcophagi, etc.

The city has been notorious in recent years as the place where one of the largest summer festivals in Romania takes place: Callatis Festival.
14. Moneasa (Menyháza in Hungarian) is a commune in Arad County, Romania, stood at the foot of the Codru-Moma Mountains. Its area extends over 6824 hectares administrative and consists of two towns: Moneasa – the center of the district located 102 km from the city of Arad and Ranusa.
By the last census, the population of the commune has 1056 inhabitants, of whom 97.7% are Romanians, 1.7% are Hungarian and 0.6% are of other nationalities or not declared.
Traces of inhabitance in this area dating from the Paleolithic and Neolithic have been found in the cave called "Hoanca" and "Izoi."

The first documentary evidence dates back to 1597 Moneasa while Ranusa was first mentioned in 1556.
Moneasa is one of the municipalities of the district have a high economic potential. The exploitation of black and red marble, the springs of mineral water with baking – trace mineral calcium, sodium, and semi-thermal valorizated by 1866, the timber industry and the conversion of timber and tourist exploitation of other resources are responsible for the local economy.
The tourism potential of the city is a unique case. Its main tourist spot is the health center Moneasa. He is working all year round and is recommended for treatment of different diseases, mainly rheumatic and digestive and gynecological problems.

The cavern called "Valea Morii, a natural reserve of national interest, along with the so-called "Liliecilor" the waterfall "Boroaia", the "Momuta" peak and the ruins blast furnaces are the main attractions of the commune.
15.Slanic is one of 14 cities in Prahova County, Romania, historically and currently known as a salt mining center and a spa town, with salt lakes. Two peoples, and Grosani Prajani is administered by the city.
As its name (salt Slavic) suggests, most of the history and economy Slanic are directly related to the presence of relatively large amounts of underground salt, and even air free.

Slanic is also the name of the stream that flows through the city, a tributary of the river Varbilau, which in turn is a tributary of the river Teleajen.

Although technically incorrect, Prahova Slanic the middle name is also being used mostly in other parts of Romania. This alternative name was generated likely to help distinguish between Slanic and another Romanian town, Slanic Moldova.
The city is famous for its salt lakes (or Bai): Pastor (Baia Baciului), La Verde (Baia Verde) and Internet (Baia Rosie) Lagos, and for the Old (Salina Veche) and New (Salina Noua) Mines of salt. Although salt is still being extracted from the mine New salt, the old mine is open to the public now, is used as a spa, Amusement Center and the museum of the salt mining industry. International Model Contest Flight Aircraft interiors (Modellism) occur annually in the upper level (Mina Mihai) of the old mine.

Another tourist targets worth, all within reach for any untrained walker, are a local water source called The Fountain Cold (Fantana Rece), the TV Relay Tower (Releu) beyond the forest fir (Padurea of Brazi), Beacon Hill (cubic Dealul SEMN), La Sal Mountains (Muntele Sara) with the legendary Cave of the Bride (Grota Miresei), now collapsed partially due to rain erosion, and the green of the Rock (Piatra Verde) and the little Colt's Hill (Delusorul Mânzului).
16. Sovata (in Hungarian Szováta) is a town in Mures County, Transylvania, central Romania.
The region was part of Székely Land of the historical province of Transylvania. Sovata The first data are from 1578. By 1583 what was already a village.

Until 1918, the village belonged to Maros-Torda county of the Kingdom of Hungary. After Treaty of Trianon in 1920, became part of Romania.

Because of its warm water and salt lakes became increasingly popular over the next centuries. Won the title of city in 1952.
According to the 2002 census the city had a population of 11 614 of whom 10 465 (90.10%) were the Hungarians and 909 (7.82%) Romanians.
Sovata is situated between the river and valley Corund Târnava Mica River. You can reach Targu-Mures, Miercurea Ciuc Odorheiu Secuiesc, and on the road main 13, and Reghin on a road connection. Coordinates: 46 ° 35'37 .59 "N / 25 º 4'31 .96" E

3 villages are administratively part of the city:

* Capetian / Kopács
* Iliesi / Illyésmezo
* Sacadat / Szakadát

* In 2004, the village is Sarateni broke away to form an independent municipality.
Geological events in 1875 gave birth to Bear Lake, which is unique in Europe, his helium-thermal water and salting, with known therapeutic effects (with chronic gynecologic symptoms, severe rheumatic pains, peripheral nervous system diseases and post-accidental engine).

There are four more salt lakes: Walnut, Black Lake, Red Lake and Lake Verde. In the interwar period, Sovata became one of the resorts hottest in the country, visited several times even by the Romanian royal family.
17.Techirghiol (historic name: Tekirgöl) is a town in the county of Constanta, Romania.
The name is derived from Turkish, which Tekirgöl means "messiah Lake." According to legend, an old blind and lame called messiah and his donkey was old to the lake by mistake. Try to pull your stubborn animal the mud, was miraculously cured messiah to see and walk normally again. Since then, the lake has famous for its healing properties.

Messiah and his donkey are featured in a statue located in the center of the city.

The name also means (in Turkish) "Lake Striped (messiah – striped, and Gol – Lake). This is because the salinity of the lake when the wind blows, white salt lines on the surface of the lake.
City is in the southeast of Romania (Constanta County), located on the northwestern shore of Lake Techirghiol (11.6 km2), elevation of 1915-1920 m, 18 km south of the town of Constanza and near the Black Sea (3 km).

In Techirghiol winters are mild and summers are warm, clear dominant than the heavens (the sun shines for over 2,400 hours each year).
Techirghiol first was marked on the map of the country in 1893, but developed steadily after 1912, establishing itself as a city spa.

In 1891, Hagi Pandele opened the first hotel and establishing cold baths in the city. In 1900 the extraction of therapeutic mud initiated and this led to the construction of many resorts and hotels.

After the First World War in 1920, Techirghiol begun to be an attraction popular tourist because of its famous therapeutic mud.
Mud Lake sapropelic Techirghiol is the jewel in the resort.In 1924, at the Universal Exhibition in Paris Techirghiol mud received the gold medal. Alphons Saligny was the first to study the therapeutic use of mud, but after this the Romanian Institute was approved Cures and during the 1930s studies by Alphons Saligny and the Institute is the basis of solid scientific evidence regarding the therapeutic actions of the mud Techirghiol sapropelic and methodology of such treatments.

The mud is used Techirghiol sapropelic hot for different types of procedures:

* Wraps
* Poultice
* Water mixed, for baths in bathtubs
* Massage

The use of mud therapy is also recommended to:

* Better elasticity of the skin,
* Hydration for the strengthening of the cell and to prevent dryness.
* Skin healing (In cases of psoriasis and eczema)
* A better state of wellness and relaxation
* Improvement of pain from previous accidents, as well as rheumatism and tonic immobility.
* General detoxify your body can easily be achieved after a series of massages in general with the mud, or after a cure wrappers in the comfort of your own home, or in a specialized room or on the seashore.
Attractions

* Lake Techirghiol
* Monastery Santa Maria
* Balneotherapy Center Techirghiol

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