lowland spa lowland climate, moderately stimulating height 90 m above sea level

Health Spa

Main treatment areas

orthopaedic and post-traumatic disorders, digestive system diseases, heart diseases, rheumatic diseases.

Natural therapeutic resources

brine from the Solno mine, therapeutic mud from the Złotowo deposit.

Spa industry

Inowrocław bitter brine (34%) obtained by evaporation of brine.

Location

The first brine baths were established in Inowrocław in the late 19th century. This historical capital of Western Kujawy lies on the Kujawska Upland. The spa, including the 50-hectare Zdrojowy Park, is a district of the town separated from the centre by a quiet villa estate.

Treatment facilities

sanatoriums and spa hospitals with 1,544 beds.

Available therapy

physiotherapy centres, three brine pools, a hospital-sanatorium pool, and a rehabilitation park

Attractions and cultural events

these are held in the Zdrojowy Club, Nad Stawkiem Patients' Club, and at the Town Theatre. The spa also has an art gallery. Regular events include Koza-Podkoziołek (a Mardi Gras celebration), Spring at the Brine Springs (a review of choirs), and Inowrocław Days in June, which are rich in artistic events.

Sightseeing

in the town – 12th-century Romanesque church and 13th-century Parish Church, market square with historical houses, museum with interesting archaeological and ethnographic collections. Attractive surrounding area with examples of Romanesque art.

Tourism and sports

3 outdoor pools, Delfin indoor swimming pool, sports stadium, Sport and Recreation Centre (workout room, sauna, solarium). There are many hiking routes in the area, referring to the region's history: the Piast Route, the King Łokietek Route, and Poet Jan Kasprowicz's Route.