Imatran Kylpylä Finland

Imatran Kylpylä Finland is a landmark spa hotel located in Imatra, a historic industrial city on the banks of the Vuoksi River in South Karelia, just a few kilometres from the Russian border in a region marked by the turbulent history of the Finnish-Russian frontier. The calcic and sulphated thermal waters are drawn from deep underground aquifers, providing bathing experiences associated with well-being and relaxation in the tradition of Finnish kylpylä spa culture. The adjacent Imatrankoski Rapids, once called 'the Niagara of the North' and a 19th-century tourist attraction visited by Russian tsars, add dramatic natural scenery to the spa's lakeland setting.