Carballo Thermal Spa

Musculoskeletal system problems such as rheumatic illnesses (arthrosis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, fibromyalgia, etc.)
Respiratory problems (rhinitis, sinusitis, pharyngitis, COPD, asthma, etc.)
Skin problems (psoriasis, dermatitis, etc.)
Digestive apparatus
Nervous and circulatory system
Psychiatric disorders
Also have anti-ageing qualities, and are used for relaxation and anti-stress treatments, gynaecological processes, surgical, hepatic and enterohepatic problems, metabolic disorders, urinary tracts, and dental problems

It has modern facilities, all of which are connected to each other and to the thermal area without the need to go outside. It has 54 double rooms (2 adapted for the disabled) and 6 single rooms. They are equipped with bathroom, heating, plasma television and direct outgoing telephone calls. It also offers:

reception service (24 hours)
central safe
thermal cosmetics and souvenir shop
cafeteria and restaurant with local cuisine
spacious rooms that can be enjoyed as a meeting place, reading area or board games area

In 1716, excavations were carried out, during which the spring and a basin of the ancient Roman thermal baths appeared. At the end of the century, a number of small buildings were built for the medical use of the waters. In 1928 they were declared a public utility, with a guesthouse and chapel. In 1986, the hotel-spa was built over the old bath house, a five-storey building with a semi-basement, where the thermal area is located. In 2005 the thermal spa was renovated with modern facilities combining marble, steel and glass.

Carballo

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Carballo is located in the capital of Bergantiños, 30 km from the city of A Coruña and 45 km from Santiago de Compostela. It has a privileged situation, marked by the proximity of excellent beaches, by a landscape of enormous beauty and by a rich artistic heritage.

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