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Visit Europe’s nicest wellness destinations. The biggest surprise being Serbia, a country filled with healing mineral water wells. But for the classic sauna experience you of course have to visit Stockholm or Helsinki. Let’s go and unwind at all these beautiful destinations:
The Swedish capital of Stockholm might not be the first city you think of when it comes to saunas. Yet saunas are also extremely popular in Stockholm. This stunning city is home to beautiful large bathhouses where you can not only sweat in the sauna, but also swim a few laps. But that’s not the only option… You can also enjoy a sauna in the heart of nature and relax to the fullest in a small wooden cabin. Fun fact: with a bit of luck, you may even see the magical Northern Lights while in the sauna!
How you say sauna in Swedish:
‘Bastu’
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It’s a bit of a secret but Serbia is the place to go to for wellness lovers. The beautiful mountains hide many mineral water wells. The Romans already discovered the healing power of these natural springs back in the day. And the Serbians have built some amazing Spa’s around them. Unknown, but nonetheless beautiful and affordable. Vrnjacka Banja is the prettiest, hidden between valleys and mountains. But Prolom Banja, Ribasrska Banja en and Niška Banja are definitely worth a visit as well. And, Serbia is cheap so your wallet can relax as well.
This is how say spa in Serbian:
'Spa'
If there is one country that is associated with saunas, it’s Finland. This Scandinavian country has close to 3 million of them! Sauna is a social experience for the Finnish. It is common to meet at the sauna to chat and catch up with friends. The most popular sauna in Helsinki is the Kotiharjun Sauna. For an even more authentic experience, visit the island of Vasikkasaari, a 15-minute boat ride from Helsinki. The saunas here offer fabulous views of both the water and city.
How you say sauna in Finnish:
‘Sauna’
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Are you travelling to Marrakech? There are about 1001 things to do and discover. How about a visit to a traditional hamam? Get steamed, scrubbed and massaged in order to fully relax. Sound good, right? You can choose a cheap scrub in a local bath house or spend a dime more to experience a true wellness treatment. At one of Marrakesh’s beautiful hamams at a Riad (boutique hotel) that has its own hamam. Enjoy!
This is how you say hamam in Arabic:
'Alhamam'
After an active day on the slopes your muscles like to relax. This is no problem in Salzburgerland with its many spa’s and wellness resorts. The Austrian mountains have mineral water wells and the alpine meadows are filled with therapeutic herbs. The Austrians have found some great ways to combine these treasures of nature for your health. Steam baths with sweet lavender, massages with therapeutic herbs and healing thermal baths to relax in. Usually with an amazing view of the mountains as well.
This is how you say steam bath in German:
'Dampfbad'
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