The word "SPA" is derived from the Latin term "Sanitas Per Aquam," which means "health through water." The history of SPA dates back to antiquity, when various civilizations such as the Romans, Greeks and Egyptians discovered the healing properties of water.

Thermae, baths and natural mineral springs were places where people sought relief from ailments, regeneration of strength and renewal of mind and body. Over time, this tradition evolved, combining various techniques and philosophies from around the world to create what we know today as modern spa centers.

This combination of tradition, science and the art of body care ensures that spas remain a symbol of luxury, health and harmony. Continue reading the article below as we delve into the fascinating history and diversity of spa cultures, uncovering the secrets and practices that inspire our daily beauty rituals.

Roman thermae, known as "thermae" or "balnea," were not only a place for relaxation and wellness, but also the center of social life in ancient Rome. Accessible to all, regardless of social status, the thermae were a place where people could soak in hot and cold pools, enjoy massages, discuss with philosophers, read in libraries and even dine at a buffet.

Richly decorated with marble, paintings and mosaics, they were a symbol of Roman luxury and sophistication.