Institut za rudarstvo i metalurgiju Bor

Spa has a long tradition of using mineral
water (neglecting the development
stagnation of the last ten years), and the
possibilities of exploiting hydrothermal
resources are real. Medicinal properties of
mineral water were proved by balneology
analysis, and they can be used as accessories
in the treatment of various diseases in
humans by bathing and drinking. Potentiality,
physical-chemical characteristics and
cultural and historical heritage makes Banjska
interesting to study in terms of development
of spa tourism, multi-purpose usage
for environmental friendly and profitable
agricultural production and industry.
Protection and rational use of mineral waters
should be the primary destination spa
centre.
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