Panticosa Resort

Panticosa Resort in the high Pyrenean valley of Panticosa in the province of Huesca, Aragón, has been a celebrated Spanish mountain thermal spa since at least the eighteenth century, when its oligomineral springs rising at high altitude amid the spectacular granite cirques of the Pyrenean watershed began attracting the Spanish aristocracy and Aragonese nobility seeking both the pure mountain air and the therapeutic mineral waters of this remote but extraordinarily beautiful alpine destination. The lightly mineralised spring water of Panticosa, rising from deep granite formations in the Tena valley at over 1600 metres elevation, provides thermal treatments in a resort whose restored Belle Époque buildings overlook a mountain lake in one of the most scenically dramatic high-Pyrenean spa settings in Europe, surrounded by peaks exceeding 3000 metres and the wilderness of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park. The resort's combination of authentic historical spa infrastructure, genuine alpine wilderness scenery, skiing at the adjacent Panticosa ski area, and the extraordinary geological landscape of the high Pyrenean granites makes it one of the most complete mountain wellness destinations in the Spanish Pyrenees.