Between its establishments dedicated to well-being and its rich past, Balaruc-les-Bains is full of treasures, both cultural and recreational. Its historic centre, its promenade, the famous thermal baths, the O'Balia thermal spa, its squares, the Mediterranean Antique Garden, the Piano Tiroir or the Cure Gourmande, there are so many things to discover. That's why we've put together a top 14 list of Balaruc-les-Bains must-sees With a little bonus!
So don't wait any longer to explore this charming resort. Whether or not you have booked your day cure in Balaruc-les-Bains, come and discover one of the town's must-see buildings during your stay: the thermal baths! Like an ocean liner moored with a view of the Thau lagoon, the Balaruc-les-Bains thermal baths attract thousands of visitors every year who come to enjoy the benefits of the thermal water, which is renowned for its rheumatological and phlebological properties, making it the leading spa in France.
But you don't necessarily need a medical prescription to take a dip in the pools. The thermal baths also offer spa breaks of a few days or you can always admire the unique architecture during a walk. The O'Balia thermal spa If you wish to test the benefits of the thermal water of the town during your stay in Balaruc-les-Bains, go to the O'Balia thermal spa.
Then let yourself be tempted by the spa area called "La Magie des Mains" where you can be "pampered" with a Monceau treatment, a Bloomea treatment, a Tui Na massage If you want to know more about the O'Balia thermal spa, we invite you to read our dedicated article. If you prefer to combine the calm of nature with the discovery of the history of Balaruc-les-Bains, plan to visit the Mediterranean Ancient Garden during your stay.
Designed according to the different archetypes of Antiquity and dedicated to the knowledge of Mediterranean plant essences and their uses, it invites you to travel in each of its seven areas dedicated to agriculture, horticulture, the sacred, medicine, magic, cooking and cosmetics. Wind your way through the pergolas, arbours, fountains and small amphitheatre that dot the gardens and take a leap in time from Roman times to the present day.
