Daruvarske Toplice

Daruvarske Toplice, located in the charming town of Daruvar, Croatia, is a renowned spa and wellness destination celebrated for its therapeutic thermal springs and rich historical heritage. The centerpiece of the area is Julius’ Park, one of the oldest landscaped parks in continental Croatia, established in the late 18th century. Spanning 9.5 hectares, the park is home to a diverse collection of trees—some over 150 years old—and features both baroque and English-style landscaping, making it a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.

The spa complex itself is set amidst this picturesque park and offers a range of health and wellness services, including indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, a fitness center, and various therapeutic treatments. The warm springs have been used for their healing properties since Roman times, and visitors can still see historical structures such as Anton’s Bath, built in 1762 on ancient Roman foundations, as well as John’s Bath and the Swiss Villa.

Daruvarske Toplice is also a hub for cultural and outdoor activities. Guests can enjoy swimming, mountain climbing, cycling, and exploring local attractions like the Castle of Count Janković and the Roman forest. The region is known for its multicultural heritage, highlighted by local events and a wine route that showcases the area’s culinary traditions.

Whether you’re seeking relaxation, wellness, or a touch of history, Daruvarske Toplice offers a tranquil and enriching experience in the heart of Croatia.