At the end of the 18th Century, someone with a desire for well-being began to use the warm spring water as a non-medical practitioner. Heat and water steam were mixed and a tight carpet made of fir-tree branches, released the tangy fragrances found in the surrounding woods. It was called the "Sielles" bath and had a healing influence for rheumatism, muscle tension and colds. The ladies welcomed the cosmetic effects on their skin.. ( more... >> )