Geyser Fountain

The Geyser Fountain is a unique natural wonder located in Sapareva Banya, Bulgaria. It is the only geyser on the Balkan Peninsula and features the hottest mineral water in Europe, with a temperature of 103 °C. The geyser was discovered in 1957 and is a popular tourist attraction. The surrounding area is also known for its mineral springs, which have been used for therapeutic purposes since ancient times. The town of Sapareva Banya has a rich history, with remains of a Thracian city and a medieval church, St. Nikolas, nearby. The geyser is a symbol of the town and is surrounded by a well-maintained park. The area is also home to several rehabilitation centers and spa hotels, taking advantage of the healing properties of the mineral springs