Caldes de Malavella

A thermal town of history and nature

Caldes de Malavella, located in the Selva region of Catalonia, is a town steeped in thermal tradition and rich historical heritage. It's the perfect place to relax and travel back in time through its healing waters and ancient stones.

Roman and medieval heritage

The Roman baths of Caldes are the town’s oldest symbol of its thermal culture. Built in the 1st century AD, they still retain their central pool and original water channels. Visitors can also explore the Castle of Malavella and the nearby Hermitage of Sant Maurici, offering both medieval ruins and scenic views.

Traditional spas

Caldes is synonymous with wellness. The Vichy Catalan Spa, with its neo-Mudejar architecture, has been welcoming guests since 1898. The Prats Spa is another historic gem, where thermal waters remain the main attraction.

Natural surroundings and walking routes

The countryside around Caldes is ideal for gentle walks and themed routes like “Springs and Heritage,” linking natural areas with historic landmarks. The landscape of fountains, fields, and hills makes for a peaceful escape.

Culture and festivals

The town hosts cultural events all year round, such as the Water Festival and the Summer Festival. Guided and theatrical tours bring local legends and hidden corners to life.

Caldes de Malavella is much more than a spa town: it’s an invitation to experience wellness, history, and nature all in one place.