Spa Towns - Other Countries

Other Countries

See: List of spa towns

  • in the Arab world - Hammam
  • in Australia
  • in Belgium -
  • in Bulgaria - Bani
  • in Chile - Termas
  • in Croatia - Toplice
  • in Cyprus - Loutra-Therma
  • in the Czech Republic - Lázně
  • in Ethiopia - Filwoha
  • in France - Bains, thermes
  • in Georgia -
  • in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland - Bad, the first part of the names of most spa towns, a cognate to the English "bath" while "Therme" is used for the spa itself.
  • in Greece - Loutra-Therma
  • in Hungary - fürdő or -füred
  • in Italy - Terme
  • in Iran - "Cheshme Ab-e-Garm" or "Cheshme Ab-e-Madani"
  • in Jamaica -
  • in Japan - Onsen
  • in Korea - 온천 or 사우나
  • in Lithuania - Druskininkai
  • in Malaysia - Poring
  • in Mexico- Termas or Balneario
  • in New Zealand - Rotorua
  • in Peru - Cuzco, Cajamarca
  • in Poland - Krynica-Zdrój
  • in Portugal - Caldas or Termas
  • in Russia - Минеральные воды or Лечебные воды
  • in Romania - Băile
  • in Slovakia - Liečebné kúpele
  • in Serbia - Banja
  • in Spain - Termas or Balneario
  • in Turkey - Termal or Kaplica
  • in Ukraine

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