Health & regeneration 

The soothing, beneficial effect of the thermal water did not come out of nowhere; rather, it is the result of around 250 million years of activity.  In a previous age, the earth’s crust in what is now Styria underwent a dramatic change. Volcanoes erupted; entire mountains were swallowed up. New mountain ranges were formed as deep fissures rent the earth, and vast masses of water were pulled deep underground. Over millions of years, the water in these underground vaults, hermetically sealed against environmental influences, was enriched with precious salts and minerals, absorbing the energy of the volcanoes and the primal force of the earth.  
Today, however, the modern spas in Bad Radkersburg, Bad Gleichenberg, Bad Loipersdorf, Bad Blumau and Bad Waltersdorf don’t just offer thermal waters to bathe in. They also provide excellent services such as saunas, therapies, beauty treatments and exercise facilities. In short, they are an excellent supplement to the thermal waters in the Thermen- und Vulkanland, offering everything you could hope for.  
 

Incidentally: The Medical University of Graz conducted two scientific studies into the health-promoting effects of thermal water. The result? That a thermal bath offers significant benefits. When they measured subjects’ saliva for the stress hormone cortisol, they found that levels dropped similarly to other relaxation activities. But the subjects felt subjectively much more relaxed compared to other methods. So don’t hesitate to dive in!