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Caldas de Reis, don’t miss the Roman mineral baths!

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If you pass by Caldas de Reis, make a reservation at a nearby "balneario" and soak your weary bones in these mineral waters that gave the town its name and that have been soothing travelers for hundreds of years.

I visited the Balneario Dávila and I can't rave enough about my experience. My body got a full reset and I slept like a baby. €10 per half an hour. Bring your bathing suit and towel. The mandatory cloth cap is 1€.

Afterwards have a drink or a tea in their conservatory/garden. You'll feel blissy and in lalaland guaranteed! http://www.balneariodavila.com/284752608.jpgIMG_5648.jpgFoto Dávila 1.jpg
 

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Technical backpack for day trips with backpack cover and internal compartment for the hydration bladder. Ideal daypack for excursions where we need a medium capacity backpack. The back with Air Flow System creates large air channels that will keep our back as cool as possible.

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If you pass by Caldas de Reis, make a reservation at a nearby "balneario" and soak your weary bones in these mineral waters that gave the town its name and that have been soothing travelers for hundreds of years.

I visited the Balneario Dávila and I can't rave enough about my experience. My body got a full reset and I slept like a baby. €10 per half an hour. Bring your bathing suit and towel. The mandatory cloth cap is 1€.

Afterwards have a drink or a tea in their conservatory/garden. You'll feel blissy and in lalaland guaranteed! http://www.balneariodavila.com/View attachment 132447View attachment 132448View attachment 132450
I have been to the "roman bath" in Baden Baden (Germany) about 20 years ago which involved kind of a specific regimen of getting in and out of cold and hot pools and steam baths and being scrubbed down with a stiff bristled brush. After the "treatment" you relaxed in large coed pools naked. Is this similar?
 
I have been to the "roman bath" in Baden Baden (Germany) about 20 years ago which involved kind of a specific regimen of getting in and out of cold and hot pools and steam baths and being scrubbed down with a stiff bristled brush. After the "treatment" you relaxed in large coed pools naked. Is this similar?
Hi J, this is way more casual. You just get in and out of the spring water (see photo) at your leisure, there's a cold shower you can use, and no scrubbing. Cloth caps and bathing suits are mandatory.
 
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We stayed in this hotel and used the pools when we walked in 2015. I can’t say enough about how much we enjoyed it. When we told the receptionist that we wouldn’t be able to have breakfast at the hotel because we were walking early to beat the heat, they left bagged breakfasts at our door in the middle of the night. It was so unexpected and made our day. My sister and I still talk about using the baths and how much we loved it after a long day of walking. I would definitely recommend the experience.
 

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