That much of Bath was built in the same style speaks of the cash that was being pumped into the city during its heyday in ...

You can no longer bathe at the Roman Baths (pictured above), but you can still take the waters at the adults-only Thermae Bath Spa, which has "several pools filled with 35.5C spring water".

Towns like these, with ancient natural springs nearby, were "transformed into spa destinations" in the late 1700s, becoming ...

The clue’s in the name: this city has long been regarded as a restful spa destination, thanks to the ancient thermal Roman Baths there. You can tour the original historic bath site, but if you want to ...

Explore beautiful places to visit in England, from York’s medieval streets to the stunning cliffs of the Seven Sisters and ...

Global developer and wellbeing destination operator Therme Group has formed a joint venture (JV) with The Georgetown Company – a leading developer and owner of commercial, retail and mixed-use ...

In particular, the Roman Empire around 100 BCE developed luxurious public baths known as thermae, which had functions similar to modern Japanese onsens and sento. In Japan, the history of sento began ...

“The oldest Jewish ritual baths found in the rest of Europe, including in modern-day Italy, such as the one in Syracuse, Sicily, date back to the Early Middle Ages at the earliest, not to Roman ...