Termas da Terronha
Thermal bathVimioso, Bragança, Portugal
- Certified medicinal water
- Wellness
Where these facts come from
- Water facts read from cm-vimioso.pt, Checked Sep 4, 2026
- Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering
Municipal thermal spa in Vimioso set amid nature, with a modern bathhouse using hypothermal sulphurous, sodium-bicarbonate, fluoridated alkaline water.
About
The Termas de Vimioso (Termas da Terronha) is a municipal thermal spa in Vimioso, in northeastern Portugal, set in the midst of nature. Its modern thermal bathhouse (Balneário Termal) opened in 2013, offering treatments administered by qualified therapists using innovative equipment. Thermal water The spa draws on a hypothermal, sulphurous, sodium-bicarbonate, fluoridated and alkaline mineral water. A medical-hydrological study has recognised its therapeutic benefits for rheumatic and musculoskeletal conditions and for diseases of the respiratory system. Facilities Thermal bathhouse (Balneário Termal) with modern equipment Treatments delivered by qualified therapists Natural rural setting The springs rise on the right bank of the river Angueira; at the outlet the water runs at 17.6 °C with a pH of 8.7. The thermal-cure season runs from 1 May to 30 November, while the wellness side of the spa, built around a heated pool circuit with its own sauna and Turkish bath, operates year-round. Cure treatments, given after a medical consultation, include immersion baths, jet and circular showers, steam applications, nasal and respiratory irrigation, mud-poultice (cataplasm) treatments for hands and feet, and manual massage and hydrotherapy.
Water
- Certified medicinal water
- Yes
- Minerals
- Sulphur, Hydrogencarbonate, Sodium, Fluoride
- Indications
- Rheumatic conditions, Musculoskeletal, Respiratory tract
Source: cm-vimioso.pt · Checked Sep 4, 2026
Facilities
Treatments and care
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Location
Vimioso
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