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United KingdomPeople have enjoyed the hot mineral spring water of Bath, England for more than 2,000 years. The legendary spa town (which is said to have given us the modern word, "bath") was at the height of fashion in the 19th century, and both Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, used it as a backdrop for novels. You can still visit the Roman Bath houses, and, in 2005, you'll be able to take a dip in the famous curative waters. In addition to Bath, United Kingdom offers much to the spa enthusiast. English spas have moved away from "health farms" (establishments dedicated primarily to weight loss) and now offer a full range of luxurious and relaxing treatments. Irish spas draw from the country's mystical and fun-loving culture to provide indulgent indigenous spa services. Continue > |
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