Bains minéraux de Stara Zagora

Bains minéraux de Stara Zagora (Starozagorski Bani) are bicarbonate and magnesium-rich springs located in the Thracian Plain near Bulgaria's fifth-largest city, Stara Zagora, a region whose thermal waters have been exploited since Thracian and Roman antiquity. The springs emerge from deep underground fractures in the crystalline basement beneath the plain, delivering warm, mildly mineralised water used for musculoskeletal rehabilitation and general wellness. Stara Zagora's surroundings are rich in Neolithic and Thracian cultural heritage, and the mineral baths exist within a broader landscape of archaeological significance that spans six millennia of continuous human habitation in the Thracian heartland.