home.social

#thermalbaths — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #thermalbaths, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. These stunning German spa towns will make you rethink wellness travel

    If your idea of wellness is spending an hour at the spa before rushing back to real life,…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #BadWildbad #Baden-Baden #Friedrichsbad #spatowns #steamrooms #thermalbaths #thermalpool #thermalwaters
    europesays.com/germany/65053/

  2. Why the Black Forest’s dreamy thermal baths belong on your Europe itinerary

    If your idea of wellness is spending an hour at the spa before rushing back to real life,…
    #Europe #EU #BadWildbad #Baden-Baden #Friedrichsbad #Germany #steamrooms #thermalbaths #thermalpool #thermalwaters
    europesays.com/europe/103033/

  3. The Black Forest’s dreamy thermal baths deserve a spot on your Europe itinerary

    If your idea of wellness is spending an hour at the spa before rushing back to real life,…
    #Europe #EU #BadWildbad #Baden-Baden #Friedrichsbad #Germany #steamrooms #thermalbaths #thermalpool #thermalwaters
    europesays.com/europe/91470/

  4. Experience some of Europe’s most beautiful thermal baths in Germany’s Black Forest

    If your idea of wellness is spending an hour at the spa before rushing back to real life,…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #BadWildbad #Baden-Baden #Friedrichsbad #southwestGermany #steamrooms #thermalbaths #thermalpool #thermalwaters
    europesays.com/germany/48368/

  5. Experience some of Europe’s most beautiful thermal baths in Germany’s Black Forest

    If your idea of wellness is spending an hour at the spa before rushing back to real life,…
    #Europe #EU #BadWildbad #Baden-Baden #Friedrichsbad #Germany #SouthwestGermany #steamrooms #thermalbaths #thermalpool #thermalwaters
    europesays.com/europe/86167/

  6. For #FindsFriday we would like to present a find from a #Roman vicus in the #Carnuntum area: a strigilis!
    A #strigilis is a metal body scraper with an elongated, curved tongue. It was used for body care in the #thermalbaths to remove oil, old skin residue and dirt from softened skin.
    The back of this strigilis is decorated with three double grooves. The handle has no decorations, rivets or loops, which suggests that it once had a lead handle that has not survived.
    #Archaeology @archaeodons

  7. For #FindsFriday we would like to present a find from a #Roman vicus in the #Carnuntum area: a strigilis!
    A #strigilis is a metal body scraper with an elongated, curved tongue. It was used for body care in the #thermalbaths to remove oil, old skin residue and dirt from softened skin.
    The back of this strigilis is decorated with three double grooves. The handle has no decorations, rivets or loops, which suggests that it once had a lead handle that has not survived.
    #Archaeology @archaeodons

  8. For #FindsFriday we would like to present a find from a #Roman vicus in the #Carnuntum area: a strigilis!
    A #strigilis is a metal body scraper with an elongated, curved tongue. It was used for body care in the #thermalbaths to remove oil, old skin residue and dirt from softened skin.
    The back of this strigilis is decorated with three double grooves. The handle has no decorations, rivets or loops, which suggests that it once had a lead handle that has not survived.
    #Archaeology @archaeodons

  9. For #FindsFriday we would like to present a find from a #Roman vicus in the #Carnuntum area: a strigilis!
    A #strigilis is a metal body scraper with an elongated, curved tongue. It was used for body care in the #thermalbaths to remove oil, old skin residue and dirt from softened skin.
    The back of this strigilis is decorated with three double grooves. The handle has no decorations, rivets or loops, which suggests that it once had a lead handle that has not survived.
    #Archaeology @archaeodons

  10. For #FindsFriday we would like to present a find from a #Roman vicus in the #Carnuntum area: a strigilis!
    A #strigilis is a metal body scraper with an elongated, curved tongue. It was used for body care in the #thermalbaths to remove oil, old skin residue and dirt from softened skin.
    The back of this strigilis is decorated with three double grooves. The handle has no decorations, rivets or loops, which suggests that it once had a lead handle that has not survived.
    #Archaeology @archaeodons