VRDNIK SPA

IN AN IDEAL POSITION AT 240M ALTITUDE, THE SPA IS CHARACTERIZED BY A MODERATE CONTINENTAL CLIMATE WITH 2200 HOURS OF SUN A YEAR, AND THE ABSENCE OF STRONG WINDS AND COLD AIR MASSES. CLEAN AIR WITH A HIGH CONTENT OF OZONE, WITHOUT ANY POLLUTION, THE VRDNIK SPA IS CLASSIFIED AS AN AIR SPA.

Spa Vrdnik has medicinal water that, due to its temperature and chemical composition, belongs to the category of hypothermal waters. The water temperature of 29-32 degrees Celsius, the altitude and the clean air make the spa one of the air spas of Serbia.
The beneficial effect of thermal water has been known since the beginning of the 19th century. At the time when Vrdnik was a mining town, the miners were the first to try the positive effects of this water. Working in the shaft, they often stood in water that appeared from cracks in the limestone. Not knowing anything about the quality of that water, they only noted the alleviation of the symptoms of bone pain and faster epithelialization of the skin. The results of the water analysis only confirmed the statements of the miners and set the scientific framework for the application of this water in medicine.
The beneficial effects of natural sources establish a balance between health, beauty and a good feeling of the whole organism. In addition to containing minerals, thermal water is also hypoallergenic and therefore suitable for sensitive and irritated skin. It is naturally pure and rich in minerals. It has a favorable effect on the locomotor system, on recovery from respiratory diseases or rheumatic diseases. The water contains sodium, calcium, magnesium, sulfates, hydrocarbons and is ideal for relieving stress, fatigue, restlessness and insomnia.

The spa is known for recovery and prevention:

  • Extra-articular rheumatism
  • Postoperative conditions of locomotor apparatus and spinal column
  • Diseases of the peripheral nervous system
  • All forms of rheumatic diseases (chronic degenerative rheumatism of bone-joint apparatus and spinal column)
  • Pain syndromes of different origins
  • Sports injuries