Brestovacka banja

at Brestovacka Banja

Brestovačka Spa is located in eastern Serbia, 7 km from Bor, at an altitude of 385 m. The climate in Banja is moderate-continental. Former volcanic activity and the complex geological composition of the terrain caused the appearance of thermomineral springs. According to the water temperature, they belong to heteotherms (32-38°C) and hypertherms (40°C). The water contains potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium, chlorine, iodine, sulfate, carbonate, etc. All waters are clear, slightly yellowish, without gas bubbles, sediments and odors, and their taste is alkaline. The natural oligomineral healing waters of Brestovačka Banje are successfully used in several ways: drinking, rinsing, sprinkling, aerosol, bathing, and in physical therapy they also serve as auxiliary medicinals to medications. Guests of the spa can visit the inn of Prince Miloš, built in 1837, the Turkish hammam and the restored old bath. Around Brestovačka Banja is a 90-hectare forest. Lake Bor is 10 km from the spa, and in the surrounding area there are Zlotske Pećine, Felix Romuliana and Gamzigradska Spa.