Mineral Water Tasting
Bring a reusable bottle to sample different mineral waters from the various public springs around town.





Covasna is a picturesque town in Covasna County, Romania, celebrated for its extraordinary natural resources. Often called the 'City of 1,000 Mineral Springs,' it is a major hub for health tourism, specializing in cardiovascular treatments through its unique mofettes—natural carbon dioxide emissions. Beyond its wellness facilities, the town offers a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by the lush forests of the Eastern Carpathians. Visitors can explore the 'Devil's Valley' and enjoy local hospitality that reflects a harmonious blend of Romanian and Hungarian cultures. It is an ideal spot for those looking to rejuvenate in a natural, high-altitude setting.
Covasna is a picturesque town in Covasna County, Romania, celebrated for its extraordinary natural resources. Often called the 'City of 1,000 Mineral Springs,' it is a major hub for health tourism, specializing in cardiovascular treatments through its unique mofettes—natural carbon dioxide emissions. Beyond its wellness facilities, the town offers a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by the lush forests of the Eastern Carpathians. Visitors can explore the 'Devil's Valley' and enjoy local hospitality that reflects a harmonious blend of Romanian and Hungarian cultures. It is an ideal spot for those looking to rejuvenate in a natural, high-altitude setting.
Over 1,000 natural mineral water springs scattered throughout the area.
Unique mofette treatments utilizing natural carbon dioxide emissions.
Scenic location at the foot of the Eastern Carpathian Mountains.
Rich cultural heritage blending Romanian and Hungarian traditions.
Covasna is primarily a wellness and treatment destination, so the pace of life is very slow.
The town has a significant Hungarian-speaking population, making it a bilingual environment.
Public transport within the region can be limited; a car is recommended for exploring nearby mountains.
Bring a reusable bottle to sample different mineral waters from the various public springs around town.
Always follow local medical advice when using mofettes, as the carbon dioxide levels are potent.
Wellness retreats and therapeutic mineral water treatments.
RON lei
$40-$80 p/day
Romanian, Hungarian, English
Try the traditional Kürtőskalács (chimney cake), a popular local treat reflecting the area's Hungarian heritage.
May-September
Mild weather perfect for hiking in the surrounding hills as nature wakes up.
The peak season for spa treatments and outdoor festivals, with pleasant mountain temperatures.
Beautiful foliage in the Carpathian forests and a quieter atmosphere for relaxation.
A snowy wonderland ideal for those who enjoy crisp mountain air and indoor thermal baths.