Stara Zagora mineral baths is 15 km northwest of Stara Zagora city…
The mineral water in the region reaches 52 °C and is suitable for both spa procedures and medical treatment. The treatment effect is thermal, mechanical and chemical. In the pool also are organized physical exercises which combine the physical activity with the relaxing properties of the water. During the summer is open the mineral pool with bathing beach where the balneological and bioclimatical conditions are combined.

The Mineral Baths were famous even during Roman times. Remains from roman baths from the 2nd century, built for the needs of the citizens of Augusta Trayana can be seen in the village.
Stara Zagora mineral baths have a rich history. People settled nearby the warm springs eight thousand years ago. Today the remains of Thracian and Roman mineral baths (1st and 2nd century BC) are an attraction to visitors in the centre of the resort. The oldest copper mines in Europe, which date from the end of the 5th millennium BC, are located 7 km southwest of the resort and are of great interest to visitors. Semi-finished objects made from copper, extracted from these mines, can be found in a large section of Europe, extending to the Volga river in Russia.
The rich cultural traditions and the spirit of the contemporary creators maintain an artistic atmosphere, which has always gone together with this town as old as its name.