Located right at the heart of the region of Lafoes, the Thermal Baths of S. Pedro do Sul, benefits the extreme quality of its sulphuric waters, that spring everyday at 68.7C and are equipped with all different types of therapy.

The Romans were the people that left more marks in the Termas S. Pedro do Sul. The bridge that crosses the river and the ruins of the “Balneum Romoano”, are considered National Heritage, that can be contemplated and have got a certain historic weight because of D. Afonso Henriques, the fist King of Portugal visited the local Thermal Baths in September 1152, after he was injured in the Badajoz battle.

The King was cured and the fame of these miraculous waters were spread all around Portugal, more and more people were looking for this benefit. Throughout the centuries this place was known by the “Banho”, “Caldas de Lafoes” and “Termas da Rainha D. Amelia”.

For all that has been said about the Thermal Baths the truth is that it is a ritual for thousands of people to come every year to the most popular Thermal Baths of Portugal and in all Europe.