Termy Maltańskie

Termy Maltańskie is a major thermal and aquatic leisure complex on the northern shore of the Malta Lake in Poznań, the capital of the Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland, where chloride-rich geothermal water from the deep saline aquifer underlying the Polish lowlands is used in an extensive complex of indoor and outdoor thermal pools, slides, and spa facilities serving Poland's fifth-largest city as its primary urban thermal leisure destination. The Malta Lake complex, adjacent to the New Zoo, the Malta Ski slope, and the Malta Park funfair, forms Poznań's largest recreational area in a city renowned for its dynamic cultural life, the oldest university in Poland (Poznań University), and the world-famous St. Martin's Day croissant tradition. Termy Maltańskie's chloride-rich saline waters, characteristic of the deep Mesozoic aquifer underlying the lowland geology of central Poland, provide therapeutic bathing with properties comparable to the famous lowland Polish spa waters of Inowrocław and other saline spring resorts of the central Polish plains.