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  • Writer's pictureStefan Ivanov

Hisarya's hot mineral water springs

My dear friends, walks in our favorite Hisarya are definitely healthy and unquestionably have an extremely good effect not only on our mental health, but, skillfully combined with drinking its healing water from its many hot mineral springs, lead to a significant improvement in our overall health!

Roman colonnade Momina bania
And this is a well-known fact!

That is why do not underestimate the great healing power of Hisarya hot spring mineral water!


Here, in this separate and independent travel blog journey, I will specify the mineral composition of the water gushing from each of the springs (at least from those studied) and in which diseases it helps.

The healing water gushes from different depths, and on its way to the surface it passes through different layers of the earth, which brings it different healing characteristics.


The healing mineral water gushing from the Momina Banya spring


How to get to Momina Banya hot mineral water spring?



Entering Hisarya from the south (on the road through the village of Staro Zhelezare or on the road Kaloyanovo - Chernichevo), continue along Hristo Botev Boulevard and at the intersection with General Gurko Boulevard turn right.

In case you enter Hisarya from the east, you pass the Momina Banya district and at the same turnoff you take General Gurko Boulevard.

After passing the colored inscription HISARYA, look for a small parking lot on the right, where you can leave your car (and to prepare the water containers 😉).

You cross the boulevard and go down the steps in the direction of Momina Banya park, where you will also find Momina Banya hot mineral water spring.


It is one of the oldest gushing hot mineral water springs here.

The characteristics and the chemical composition of the hot mineral water gushing from Momina Banya spring are the following:

  • Water temperature: 46 °С

  • pH: 8.8

  • Radon content: 165 eman / liter

  • Metasilicic acid: 61 mg / l

  • Fluoride: 4.5 mg / L

  • Calcium: 4 mg / l

  • Sodium: 58 mg / L

  • Chlorides: 8 mg / l

  • Sulfate: 28 mg / L

  • Hydrocarbons: 91 mg / l

  • Magnesium: traces

Indications for treatment:

  • Kidney and urological diseases - in the first place kidney stones

  • Gastrointestinal diseases

  • Liver and bile diseases

  • Endocrine and metabolic diseases - diabetes, gout and others

  • Diseases of the musculoskeletal system


Main biological action of the hot mineral water:

  • Increased diuresis

  • Tissue washing - antitoxic action

  • Decomposition of fat deposits

  • Enhances purine metabolism and removes uric acid from the body

  • Stimulates gastric secretion

  • Improves liver function

Methods of treatment:

  • Drinking

  • External spa treatment


My dear friends, I have very carefully copied this information for you from the whitening sign hanging on one of the walls near the water pavilion of the Momina Banya spring.


As you can see, the hot mineral water gushing from here is extremely valuable and so healthy, which I am personally convinced, so along with your walks around and climbing the steps around, drink from the water from this spring and you will be healthy and very happy!


Of course, combining drinking water from all the healing springs of Hisarya, the effect will be even greater!


The healing hot mineral water gushing from Momina Salza spring


How to get to the hot mineral water pavilion at the Momina Salza spring?



Entering Hisarya from the south (on the road through the village of Staro Zhelezare or on the road Kaloyanovo - Chernichevo), continue along the Hristo Botev boulevard and at the intersection with the Ivan Vazov boulevard turn right.

In case you enter Hisarya from the east, you pass the Momina Banya district and take the Ivan Vazov Boulevard at the same turnoff.

At the Roman colonnade, turn left onto Gladstone street. On the first straight line, take the right along Alexander Stamboliyski street and pass the Archaeological Museum. Exit on Krepostna Street, turn right in the direction of the great ruins The Camels. Immediately after the Gate, turn right.

There are two options here: leave your car in the big parking lot on the left or park it in case there is space (or you really have a lot of containers to fill 😉), right in front of the alley leading to Momina salza hot mineral water pavilion.



The characteristics and chemical composition of the hot mineral water gushing fromMomina salza spring are the following:

  • Water temperature: 41 °С

  • pH: 8.2

  • Radon content: 28 eman / liter

  • Metasilicic acid: 41 mg / l

  • Fluoride: 4.5 mg / L

  • Calcium: 7 mg / l

  • Sodium: 63 mg / L

  • Chlorides: 15 mg / l

  • Sulfate: 30 mg / L

  • Hydrocarbons: 94 mg / l

  • Magnesium: traces

Indications for treatment:

  • Gastrointestinal diseases

  • Liver and bile diseases

  • Endocrine and metabolic diseases - diabetes, gout and others

  • Diseases of the musculoskeletal system

Main biological action of mineral water:

  • Increased diuresis

  • Tissue washing - antitoxic action

  • Decomposition of fat deposits

  • Enhances purine metabolism and removes uric acid from the body

  • Stimulates gastric secretion

  • Improves liver function

Methods of treatment:

  • Drinking

  • External spa treatment


The healing hot mineral water gushing from the spring at the Roman colonnade Momina Banya


How to get to the Roman colonnade Momina Banya?



Entering Hisarya from the south (on the road through from the village of Staro Zhelezare or on the road Kaloyanovo - Chernichevo), continue along Hristo Botev Boulevard and at the intersection with General Gurko Boulevard turn right.

In case you enter Hisarya from the east, you pass the Momina Banya district and at the same turnoff you take General Gurko Boulevard.

With the colorful inscription HISARYA, turn left, and the Roman colonnade immediately falls on the right.


Parking in front of the colonnade is allowed for up to 15 minutes (until you fill the water containers you bring).



The characteristics and chemical composition of the hot mineral water gushing from a water pavilion at the Roman colonnade Momina Banya are the following:

  • Water temperature: 51.2 °C

  • pH: 9.09

  • Radon content: 26.19 eman / liter

  • Metasilicic acid: 58.91 mg / l

  • Fluoride: 5.50 mg / L

  • Calcium: 3.42 mg / l

  • Sodium and calcium: 56.8 mg / l

  • Chlorine: 8.36 mg / L

  • Sulfate: 32 mg / L

  • Hydrocarbons: 67.12 mg / l

  • Magnesium: traces

  • Manganese: not established

  • Aluminum: 2.48 mg / l

Features:

  • Hyperthermal

  • Sodium bicarbonate, fluorine, radon-containing


My dear friends, I have very carefully copied this information for you from the sign hung above the water pavilion of the spring at the Roman colonnade Momina Banya (well number 3).

In conclusion, I will share with you, my dear friends, that the effect of Hisarya hot mineral water is more than positive in combination with long walks in the beautiful parks all around!

So, when you visit Hisarya next time, don't forget my best instructions!


Have a good health from me to you!

Electronically yours,

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