# Geoagiu-Băi

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> A spa resort at the foot of the Metaliferi Mountains: thermal water at 29–33 °C, the Băile Daco Romane lido with four pools, and the Roman baths of Germisara and Clocota waterfall close by.

**At a glance:** Resorts and thermal baths in Geoagiu-Băi, Hunedoara County. Opening hours: daily open 24 hours. Ticket: Free. The visit takes 4½ – 5 hours. Information verified on 4 November 2026.

## Key facts

- **Opening hours:** daily open 24 hours — The resort is open to all at any time. The Băile Daco Romane lido operates in summer: Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00, Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 to 18:00. The hotels' treatment centres have their own hours.
- **Ticket:** Free — lido: 60 lei for adults
- **Visit duration:** 4½ – 5 hours — a day, with the lido
- **With kids:** Yes — 50 cm pool and a slide
- **Best season:** May – September — the lido is open in summer
- **Address:** Strada Vilelor 1, in the centre of the resort, Geoagiu-Băi, Hunedoara County
- **Coordinates:** 45.93532, 23.16327
- **Phone:** +40 731 491 771
- **Website:** https://bailedacoromane.ro/
- **Wikipedia:** https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoagiu-B%C4%83i,_Hunedoara
- **Wikidata:** https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q838770
- **Categories:** [Resorts and thermal baths](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/resorts-and-thermal-baths)

## About Geoagiu-Băi

Geoagiu-Băi (Feredőgyógy in Hungarian) is a spa and climatic resort in Hunedoara county, at about 350 m above sea level, in the depression at the foot of the Metaliferi Mountains, among wooded hills. It belongs to the town of Geoagiu, ~6 km away, and has been classed since 2008 as a tourist resort of national interest. The waters are thermal and mesothermal, bicarbonate, calcium, magnesium and slightly carbonated, with natural temperatures of around 29–33 °C, used in cures for conditions of the locomotor system, for some chronic gynaecological conditions and in recovery after injuries.

The springs have been in use for two thousand years: the Dacians called them Germisara, the Romans built up the pool in the centre of the resort, and in the middle of the 16th century Queen Isabella had the baths restored. The German pastor Conrad Hiltebrandt described them in his diary of 1656–1658. Systematic use of the waters began in the early 20th century, when the first hotels, villas, pools and mud baths appeared.

### What you can see

In the centre of the resort is the **Băile Daco Romane** lido, with four thermal pools: one 1.6–3.5 m deep, with a 10 m diving board, one 0.6–1.9 m deep for swimming and relaxing, the Olympic pool and a children's pool 50 cm deep with a slide. The sunbeds are free, and the complex has a restaurant, cafés and self-service areas.

Next to the lido are the **Roman baths of Germisara**, the ancient pool in the travertine mound, and on the south-eastern edge of the resort is **Clocota waterfall**; both have pages of their own. Between the resort and the town of Geoagiu, stretches of the Roman road paved with stone slabs survive. North of the resort, the 8 ha of forest that protects the thermal springs is a nature reserve. Spa treatments (thermal baths, kinetotherapy, electrotherapy) are given in the treatment centres of the resort's hotels.

### Good to know

The lido operates in summer; the rest of the resort can be visited all year, without a ticket.

## Don't miss

- The Băile Daco Romane lido, with four thermal pools among wooded hills.
- The 10 m diving board at the deep pool and the Olympic pool for swimming.
- The 50 cm pool with a slide for the little ones.
- The ancient pool of the Roman baths of Germisara, a few steps from the lido.
- Clocota waterfall, with lukewarm water, on the south-eastern edge of the resort.

## Good to know before you go

### Getting there

**By car:** the resort is ~6 km (~10 minutes) from the town of Geoagiu, on the DJ705, and ~17 km (~25 minutes) from Orăștie, on the DJ705 and DN7; coming from the A1 motorway you join the DN7 and then the DJ705. From Deva it is ~37 km (~45 minutes), from Alba Iulia ~52 km (~50 minutes), from Sibiu ~104 km (~1 hour 20 minutes) and from Cluj-Napoca ~145 km (~2 hours). The Băile Daco Romane lido is on Strada Vilelor, in the centre of the resort.

### Fees & discounts

Entry to the resort is free. At the Băile Daco Romane lido, admission costs 60 lei for adults and 40 lei for children aged 3–13, plus a 1 leu resort tax; after 16:00 the rate is 50 lei for adults and 35 lei for children. Children under 3 enter free. Sunbeds are free, and with the wristband received at the entrance you can leave and re-enter the complex as often as you like. Prices may change from one season to the next.

### Rules

The pools range from 50 cm to 3.5 m deep, and small children stay under an adult's supervision at all times. Thermal water is no substitute for medical treatment; ask a doctor before taking a cure.

### Facilities

Free sunbeds · children's pool with a slide · 10 m diving board · massage · restaurant, cafés and self-service in the complex · entertainment for children at weekends · treatment centres in the resort's hotels

## Details

- **Water type:** bicarbonate, calcium and magnesium
- **Water temperature:** 33 °C
- **Therapeutic uses:** locomotor and gynaecological conditions

## Frequently asked questions about Geoagiu-Băi

**How much is a ticket to Geoagiu-Băi?**

Admission to Geoagiu-Băi is free (lido: 60 lei for adults). More under “Fees & discounts”.

**What are the opening hours of Geoagiu-Băi?**

Opening hours at Geoagiu-Băi: daily open 24 hours. More under “Opening hours”.

**How long does a visit to Geoagiu-Băi take?**

A visit to Geoagiu-Băi takes about 4½ – 5 hours (a day, with the lido).

**Can you visit Geoagiu-Băi with kids?**

Yes, Geoagiu-Băi is suitable for children (50 cm pool and a slide).

**How do I get to Geoagiu-Băi?**

Geoagiu-Băi is located at Strada Vilelor 1, in the centre of the resort, Geoagiu-Băi, Hunedoara County. More under “Getting there”.

**When is the best time to visit Geoagiu-Băi?**

The best season for Geoagiu-Băi: May – September (the lido is open in summer).

## Nearby attractions

- [Roman Baths of Germisara](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/roman-baths-of-germisara) — Monuments and historic sites · Geoagiu-Băi, HD · Free · 30 min · UNESCO World Heritage · 0 km
  The Roman baths in the centre of the spa resort of Geoagiu-Băi: a sacred pool cut into a travertine mound, with channels, steps and rock-cut rooms, part of the Dacian Limes UNESCO site.
- [Clocota Waterfall](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/clocota-waterfall) — Waterfalls · Geoagiu-Băi, HD · Free · ½ – 1 hours · 1 km
  A thermal waterfall that never freezes, spilling over a moss-covered travertine wall, a quarter of an hour's walk from the centre of the Geoagiu-Băi spa resort.
- [Roman Fort of Cigmău (Germisara)](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/roman-fort-of-cigmau) — Monuments and historic sites · Cigmău, HD · 45 min · UNESCO World Heritage · 7 km
  An auxiliary Roman fort on Urieșilor Hill above the Mureș, near Geoagiu, with foundations, a headquarters building with an underground treasury unique in Dacia, and wide views over the valley.
- [Arsenal Park](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/arsenal-park) — Parks and gardens · Orăștie, HD · 40 lei · 3½ – 4 hours · 15 km
  A military-themed park at Orăștie, on 88 hectares of forest: an open-air museum of military hardware, an adventure park, a 607 m zip line and a summer water park.
- [I Giardini di Zoe (Zoe's Gardens)](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/i-giardini-di-zoe) — Parks and gardens · Banpotoc, HD · 25 lei · 1 – 1½ hours · 17 km
  A private Italian-style garden at Banpotoc, near Deva: travertine paths, geometrically clipped hedges, fountains and vases brought from Italy, over almost 3.5 hectares, open to the public since 2018.
- [Castelul Lupilor (Wolves' Castle)](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/castelul-lupilor) — Castles and palaces · Chimindia, HD · 25 lei · 1½ – 2 hours · 18 km
  A storybook estate in Chimindia, near Deva: a castle with a guided tour and an observation tower, a traditional village in miniature, a playground and a little train for children.

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Last updated: 4 November 2026
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