In Haymana, in Ankara province, thermal waters emerge at 41°C and feed indoor and outdoor pools complemented by a sauna. This Turkish site offers accessible relaxation not far from the capital.
Insider tip — Haymana Kaplica is a well-established thermal facility on the southern Ankara plateau, where mineral water rich in dissolved gases has attracted Ottoman-era bathhouse visitors and modern clinics alike. Its proximity to the Turkish capital makes it one of the most accessible thermal cures for Ankara residents, and the town has developed a small resort strip of hotels and treatment centres around its springs. The water is particularly recommended for dermatological and rheumatological treatments by local balneologists.