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Termas de Fadagosa de Nisa
Thermal bathNisa, Portalegre, Portugal
- Certified medicinal water
- Sauna
- Wellness
- Massage
Where these facts come from
- Water facts read from termasdenisa.cm-nisa.pt, Checked Sep 4, 2026
- Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering
Municipal thermal spa near Nisa fed by the Fadagosa spring's alkaline sulfurous water, offering baths, balneotherapy, sauna and wellness treatments.
About
Thermal water & source Termas de Fadagosa de Nisa is a municipal thermal spa set in the countryside about 12 km from the town of Nisa in the Alto Alentejo. It is supplied by the Fadagosa spring, whose alkaline sulfurous water is bicarbonated, sodic, fluorinated and sulfhydrated, with an alkaline pH. These waters are traditionally used for respiratory and musculoskeletal conditions. A 1994 Ministry of Health order specifically recognises the water for four groups of conditions: metabolic-endocrine disorders, respiratory ailments, skin conditions and rheumatic or musculoskeletal disorders. Pools & balneotherapy General and immersion baths Whirlpool/hydromassage and air-bubble baths Underwater massage and circular shower General needle shower and Vichy shower Filiform douche for asthma/bronchitis and for sinusitis/rhinitis Nasal irrigation, aerosol therapy and nebulization for respiratory care A separate complementary treatment is a walking-corridor (Corredor de Marcha) session. Spa & wellness Sauna and jacuzzi Relaxation and couples' massages Aromatherapy packages Hydrological consultations Setting The current complex opened in 2009, on a site used for thermal bathing since 1792. The spa operates a thermal season from April to November and is reached via the EN 529 road, with the municipality offering free daily transport for groups.
Water
- Certified medicinal water
- Yes
- Indications
- Respiratory tract, Skin
Source: termasdenisa.cm-nisa.pt · Checked Sep 4, 2026
Prices
| Adult short ticketPool, per hour; Thermal Season 2026 (April to November) | €2.40 |
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Source: termasdenisa.cm-nisa.pt · Checked Oct 18, 2026
Facilities
Only facilities that are recorded are listed. An absent entry means nobody has recorded it, not that it is missing.
Location
Nisa
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