The hotel is supplied by a thermal water spring that emerges at 33ºC. Relax in our indoor thermal pool, enjoy the jacuzzi and complete the circuit with a Finnish sauna at over 88 degrees.

Due to its high sulfur and sulfobacteria content, these waters are especially indicated for treating skin conditions, joint and respiratory problems. The mineralized and hot water of the hot springs increases the temperature and pressure of the body, favoring circulation and the elimination of toxins, in addition, the microorganisms (sulfobacteria) present in the sulfurous waters help the skin’s defense system and decrease its process of aging.

(*) Schedules and rates to consult in https://www.banhsdetredos.com

Schedule

Closed on October 16

Prices:

 – Naut Aran residents

Free entrance

 – Non-Residents Naut Aran

Tickets:

• • • Children up to 15 years: €2.00
    • Over 15 years: €3.00.
    • Retired: €3.00

Bonds:

• • • NChildren monthly subscription: €30.00
    • Children annual pass: €120.00
    • Adult monthly pass: €60.00
    • Adult annual pass: €240.00

(*) Schedules and rates to consult in https://www.aguastermalesarties.es/

Town of Tredòs

The last town in the Naut Aran, before reaching the ski slopes of Baqueira Beret, Tredòs is the ideal starting point for enjoying the Val d’Aran and exploring the trails, peaks and hills that bring you closer to the more than 30 lakes in mountain dotting the Circo de Colomers, the entrance to the Aigües Tortes National Park. The route continues along the banks of Aiguamog and reaches the famous Baños de Tredòs, sulphurous waters with therapeutic properties, as the Romans were able to verify.

The parish church of Santa María de Cabo de Tredós reveals on its exterior features of the Lombard Romanesque from the 11th-13th century. The presence of a crypt in the lower part of the altar and the location of the bell tower set apart from the body of the religious building make it a must-see in the municipality. Tredós is also synonymous with small traditional houses perfectly integrated into the landscape, with neighbors who are respectful of their natural environment and of balance.

Flowery Project

The will of the town is to be a pleasant space for its neighbours, to create an urban area close to the nature of the surroundings and to give life and color to the houses with large trees such as spruce, abyss or pine. installed brightly colored planters. They have also been hung on the lampposts and along the entire length of the river, with a metallic spine with varied vegetation and cold-resistant annuals, which in spring are accompanied by surfinia and petunias to give color.

But, above all, the residents are the most involved, bringing life and showiness to the town with their balconies and flower-bedecked street walls. In the desire to respect the environment and its natural components, both the council and the town’s inhabitants understand that water is a very precious commodity and, for this reason, most of the planters and local green areas have programmed drip irrigation.

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Town of Unha

Located at the foot of the steep Pui de Unha, Unha has among its architectural heritage the Romanesque church of Santa Eulària, with a square base and a beautiful octagonal tower dating from 1755 and ending in the shape of a bulb with an oriental air.

In the municipality we also find a group of Aranese-style houses where the old fortified manor house known as Çò de Brastet stands out, with doors and windows from the Renaissance period. Also noteworthy are the Snow Museum and the Era Mòla mill, currently restored and one of the great tourist attractions of the town.

The via ferrata in the Pui de Unha is the sports attraction of the area. It has a large number of participants who visit it and then enjoy typical Aranese gastronomy in one of the seven restaurants located in this small town.

Flowery project

This small town near Salardú, with just over 100 inhabitants, is located in a fairytale natural environment that it wants to make known. Unha has beautiful views of the valley and the glacier and peaks of La Maladeta.

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Town of Bagergue

Located at 1,419 meters, Bagergue is the highest inhabited town in the Val d’Aran. Perched on a natural terrace, surrounded by meadows and dense forests, the town, like something out of a story, is characterized by its streets adorned with flowers of all kinds.

The old town is part of the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia. Among its buildings, the parish church of Sant Feliu stands out, of Romanesque origin; the private ethnological museum, Eth Corrau, with 2,500 ancient objects related to daily life; and the hermitage of Santa Margarida, where they go on a pilgrimage every July 20. Due to its unbeatable location, Bagergue presents a good range of possibilities, both in summer and winter.

Flowery Project

Bagergue se caracteriza por sus calles engalanadas con flores de todo tipo; surfines, petunias, geranios, gitanillas, calíopes, etc. Sus vecinos destacan por el entusiasmo e implicación en las tareas de embellecimiento de este pueblo tan acogedor.

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Town of Salardú

Salardú, capital of the municipality of Naut Aran, was a fortified town during medieval times. From this period, a part of the wall and the portal of Pallars are still preserved. With a population of 462 inhabitants, its nucleus is Baqueira with 177 inhabitants. From Salardú there is an entrance to the Aigüestortes National Park and to Lake Sant Maurici, which offers a great possibility of routes and walks.

At the top of the town is the church of Sant Andreu. It is located where there used to be the castle, of which only the remains remain today. Inside, the Romanesque carving of the famous Christ of Salardú is preserved. Other attractions in the town are the 19th-century fountain in the Plaza Mayor and a flour mill typical of the region, which has been restored to show visitors how it worked.

Flowery project

Salardú has different public and private garden areas, where the municipal swimming pool garden, the Ruda school garden, the Sant Andreu church or the Mòla children’s play area stand out. In addition, all the terraces of the bars and restaurants are full of flowers, and the hotels and houses of the town have the custom to decorate the facades and balconies with flowers.

In the town there are two parts: the old town made up of narrow streets, typical Aranese houses, ornamental fountains and old huts where cows and sheep still lived not long ago; and the communities of owners, with houses and apartments of typical Aranese construction with gardens with trees and flowers.

The center of Baqueira is characterized by large garden areas with native trees and where a botanical walk stands out, with an explanatory guide included, created two years ago by all the gardens in the center.

As news, last year a river walk along the Unhòla river was recovered, which connects with the town of Unha by means of a suspension bridge. For this course, it is planned to launch a campaign to promote composting in the municipality.

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