The history of Balneario de Mondariz is inseparable from its waters. Since 1873, its natural mineral springs have shaped the identity of one of Galicia’s best-known thermal destinations.
What makes Mondariz particularly distinctive is the presence of four different springs, each with its own mineral profile, character and traditional use.
Gándara Spring
Gándara is one of the resort’s principal drinking-water springs. Its water has a gentle natural carbonation and a distinctive taste. It has traditionally been used as part of drinking-water treatments and is closely connected with the origins of Mondariz as a thermal destination.
Amolares Spring
The waters of Amolares are mainly used externally. Its mineral composition forms part of a range of thermal treatments designed around relaxation, physical comfort and restorative wellbeing.
Troncoso Spring
Troncoso is another historic drinking-water spring, with its own distinct character and a softer natural carbonation. Its waters form part of Mondariz’s long hydrotherapy tradition and its historic drinking-water programmes.
Sabaxáns Spring
Sabaxáns has a distinctive mineral composition and has traditionally been used in external thermal treatments. Today, its waters are also associated with the resort’s cosmetic and skin-care experiences.
Four springs, four different expressions of thermal wellness
At Mondariz, water is much more than an element of a Spa experience. It is part of the resort’s history, identity and thermal culture.
Some springs are primarily associated with drinking-water traditions, while others are used for external treatments and skin care. Together, they create a unique hydrothermal heritage that continues to make Balneario de Mondariz one of Spain’s landmark thermal destinations.
What makes Mondariz particularly distinctive is the presence of four different springs, each with its own mineral profile, character and traditional use.
Gándara Spring
Gándara is one of the resort’s principal drinking-water springs. Its water has a gentle natural carbonation and a distinctive taste. It has traditionally been used as part of drinking-water treatments and is closely connected with the origins of Mondariz as a thermal destination.
Amolares Spring
The waters of Amolares are mainly used externally. Its mineral composition forms part of a range of thermal treatments designed around relaxation, physical comfort and restorative wellbeing.
Troncoso Spring
Troncoso is another historic drinking-water spring, with its own distinct character and a softer natural carbonation. Its waters form part of Mondariz’s long hydrotherapy tradition and its historic drinking-water programmes.
Sabaxáns Spring
Sabaxáns has a distinctive mineral composition and has traditionally been used in external thermal treatments. Today, its waters are also associated with the resort’s cosmetic and skin-care experiences.
Four springs, four different expressions of thermal wellness
At Mondariz, water is much more than an element of a Spa experience. It is part of the resort’s history, identity and thermal culture.
Some springs are primarily associated with drinking-water traditions, while others are used for external treatments and skin care. Together, they create a unique hydrothermal heritage that continues to make Balneario de Mondariz one of Spain’s landmark thermal destinations.