Kúpele Piešťany Váh

This mineral water spring in the Carpathian Basin border zone between Hungary and neighbouring countries is a natural geothermal source whose bicarbonate-rich water has been valued for drinking and bathing within the long-established Central European spa tradition. Hungary and its bordering regions sit above one of Europe's most productive geothermal aquifers — the Pannonian basin — whose ancient marine sediments host thermal water that has been part of a thermal tradition since Roman times. The surrounding landscape reflects the extraordinary geological productivity of the Pannonian Basin, where hundreds of thermal springs and wells have sustained Central European spa culture for over two millennia.