THE BATHS OF ZÚJAR. A BRIEF HISTORY AND PROPERTIES FOR HEAT TREATMENT AND THERAPY
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Keywords

Termalism
Spa
Charitable works
Secularisation
Spa tourism

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ARREDONDO ARREDONDO, F. (2014). THE BATHS OF ZÚJAR. A BRIEF HISTORY AND PROPERTIES FOR HEAT TREATMENT AND THERAPY: breve historia y cualidades hidrotermales y terapéuticas. Boletín Del Centro De Estudios «Pedro Suárez», (27), 129–174. Retrieved from http://boletin.cepedrosuarez.es/index.php/CEPS/article/view/591

Abstract

The Zújar baths have enjoyed a long history dating back to Roman times, with phases of splendour and decline. Known as the Baths of Benzalema, they were managed for a long time by the Jeronymite monks of Baza, who kept control following the refurbishment of 1797. On secularisation, the Almagro family acquired the property and effected a trans- formation that placed it on a par with the best spas of Europe. The damming of the Negratín submerged the structures, but the hot springs were salvaged to serve the new installations.

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