Five Spa Vacations in Europe to Take Your Breath (and Stress) Away

European spa resorts run the gamut in style, climate and types of treatments. Here are five spa destinations in Europe to help you to create the perfect relaxing vacation.

The Thermae Bath Spa in Bath, England is what European spa destinations are all about. The natural thermal waters of Bath where the Romans bathed 2000 years ago are the focal point of this relaxing vacation. The detailed website, easy booking process and fascinating setting makes this one of the best European spa resorts. This venue has the traditional treatments of many spa destinations such as massage and hot stone therapy. You can also find treatments like Watsu, a water massage therapy, and the 'Kraxen' stove, a traditional Alpine hay chamber. There are a range of prices, from day and evening sessions to longer duration spa packages.

European spa resorts are enriched by local history. This is certainly the case with Thermae Bath Spa. Spend the rest of your relaxing vacation taking in all the city of Bath has to offer.

The Hilton Evian-les-Bains hotel is another relaxing vacation option. Located on the banks of Lake Geneva near the French Alps, this attractive choice European spa resorts has beautiful views. The spa area includes indoor pool, fitness center, personal trainer services and classes such as pilates and yoga.

The sun-drenched climate and spa traditions of Andalusia, Spain make it a fantastic setting for spa destinations in Europe. The Hammams de Al Andalus is a sensuous choice among European spa destinations. There, you can bathe in the Arab bath, enjoy traditional Hammam massage and a range of other treatments as well as traditional foods.

Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin is a top choice for relaxing vacations in Germany. Famous for its celebrity clientele and range of treatments, this excellent choice of spa destinations will make you feel like a movie star.

Carton House is a great way to wind up a relaxing vacation in Ireland. There are a number of treatments available, including facials, massages, pedicures and manicures. Take one look at the website and you will see why it stands out among European spa destinations. The massive mansion and 1,000 acres of surrounding countryside add to a relaxing vacation.

For lots more information on these spa destinations in Europe, visit the websites. The European spa resorts above have websites with English translations to help you to find out more and book online.