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Panticosa spa Balneario de Panticosa Thermal Spa Spain Aragon in the Province of Huesca First achieved acclaim in the heyday of the 19th century when visitors many of whom were from Spanish aristocracy
Hotel Continental Balneario de Panticosa
Hotel Continental Balneario de Panticosa
Offering 3 restaurants, Hotel Continental Balneario de Panticosa is a 2-building hotel complex located 8 km from the Panticosa Los Lagos Ski Resort. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property.
The stylish rooms at Hotel Continental Balneario de Panticosa, designed by Rafael Moneo, have flat-screen TVs. They are all air-conditioned and have central heating and private bathrooms.
Breakfast and a buffet dinner are served in the Buffet Restaurant.The Brasserie on the ground floor serves traditional Aragonese food, while the La Fontana del Balneario offers Italian cuisine.
The Thermal Spa Centre is located inside the hotel complex and specialises in personalised health and beauty treatments. Guests can make use of the thermal swimming pool, relaxation area, steam room, cold baths, contrast showers, MORE
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Balneario de Panticosa in Aragon in the Province of Huesca.
Panticosa is a municipality located in the province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain.
Balneario de Panticosa Spa.
This is a most unique enclave situated about 8km from the village. It is at 1,636metres above sea level and was formed by glaciers which carved a bowl shaped valley with a shallow lake in the centre.
The valley is surrounded almost completely by 3000 metre peaks including, the Garmo Negro, Argualas, Pondiellos, Serrato, Batanes, Bacías and Brazato. In addition the mountains are dotted with a multitude of corries (natural lakes) called “ibones” in the Pyrenees.
Spanish aristocracy.
Panticosa spa achieved acclaim in the heyday of the 19th century when visitors, many of whom from Spanish aristocracy, travelled long distances from the cities to drink from the springs and bathe in the thermal water which gushes out from the bedrock at 60º C.
We can in fact trace the history of the Balneario back to roman times making it a truly timeless experience.
Panticosa is a charming village on the course of the Caldares river, with traditional large houses made of stone, which line steep, narrow streets. It also has a Romanesque church from the 13th century.
Surrounded by beautiful and majestic mountains, dotted by lakes, and peaks higher than 3000 m, this town is the ideal place for mountain sports.
The town of Panticosa.
The town of Panticosa is famous for its spa, which still has its old luxury hotels, promenades and casinos, and used to be the holiday destination of the royal family.
It is also known for its winter resort, with pistes that can be accessed from a wide esplanade by the riverbank, from which the bottom chair lift departs. During the summer, we can ride that same chair lift to the lakes of Asnos and Sabocos.
Panticosa is a municipality located in the province of Huesca, Aragon, Spain.
During the late 19th century and early 20th century, it was a successful spa town, famous for its pure mountain waters, that supposedly cured from liver diseases and herpes. Its belle-epoque spa buildings are accordingly well kept and still in use. A well used spa.
Fortuna Spa Baths
Fortuna is a spa town to the northeast of Murcia near the border of the province.
Famous for its hot springs which were greatly appreciated by the Romans, Fortuna is fast becoming popular once again as the town becomes an important centre for hydrotherapy, beauty treatments and other therapies associated with the natural hot mineral water baths.
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