Termas de Alange Extremadura

Termas de Alange occupies a remarkable Roman circular bath complex dating to the 2nd century AD in Alange, Extremadura — one of the best-preserved ancient thermal monuments in the Iberian Peninsula, where sulfurous waters at 27°C continue to fill two circular pools built by Roman engineers. The direct continuity from Roman thermae to contemporary therapeutic bathing creates a living connection to Hispano-Roman culture unique in the Spanish spa landscape. The facility sits beside the Matachel River and Alange Reservoir in the hot Extremaduran countryside, where cork oak dehesa stretches across a vast and underpopulated plateau.