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The Thermal springs in Baile Herculane Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bigar Waterfall, CaraÃâ¢-Severin County, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Egreta lacustrine resort at Berzasca village, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Baile Herculane, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful view in Herculane spa resort of Romania, Hotel building against the mountain peaks Royalty Free Stock Photo

Trees, colors, lights and shadows reflect in the Beiu`s Eye lake Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pavilion number 6 from Baile Herculane, Romania.

Austrian Imperial Baths from Baile Herculane, Romania. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The iron forged bridge to the Austrian Imperial Baths from Baile Herculane, Romania. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hotel in BÃÆile Herculane, a spa town in Romanian Banat, in CaraÃâ¢-Severin County Royalty Free Stock Photo

In park in BÃÆile Herculane, a spa town in Romanian Banat, in CaraÃâ¢-Severin County Royalty Free Stock Photo

The spa town BÃÆile Herculane Latin: Aqua Herculis; German: Herkulesbad; Hungarian: HerkulesfÃÂ¼rdÃâ is situated in Romania, CaraÃâ¢-Severin County, in the valley of the Cerna River. It has hot springs with sulfur, chlorine, sodium, calcium, magnesium and other minerals, as well as negatively ionized air. Pavilion 6, built in 1906, having a basement, ground floor, mezzanine and three levels, equipped with hydraulic lift at the time, was the last and most imposing structure of the Hercules Square Architecture Complex. The facade of the building, with many expressive details, features bas-reliefs with the resort`s offer at the beginning of the 20th century.