Alange Spa

The Balneario de Alange is a thermal complex located in the province of Badajoz, Extremadura, harnessing mineral-medicinal springs with a constant temperature of 28°C. Its origins date back to the Roman era, around the 3rd century, when the circular baths, still preserved in their original structure, were built. This spa combines history, nature, and wellness in a rural setting near the Alange reservoir.

When visiting the spa, you can admire the Roman baths with their distinctive circular layout, a remarkable example of Roman thermal architecture on the Iberian Peninsula. Additionally, modern facilities allow you to enjoy therapeutic treatments with these mineral-rich waters, known for their benefits for rheumatic and respiratory conditions. The surrounding landscape is peaceful, with views of the reservoir and typical vegetation of the Extremaduran dehesa.

Historically, the Balneario de Alange is built upon a Roman settlement that utilized the thermal waters for health and leisure. For centuries, these baths have been a reference point for body care and relaxation in the region. The continuous use of these waters reflects their cultural and medicinal importance from ancient times to the present.

It is recommended to book in advance, especially during peak season. The spa is accessible for people with reduced mobility, although some areas may have limitations. It is suitable for families and allows pets under certain conditions. Comfortable clothing and swimwear are advised to enjoy the thermal pools. Visits typically last between 2 and 3 hours to fully benefit from the treatments and surroundings.