The town currently has 20 mineral springs, of which nine are used as mineral springs. On the outskirts, a modern spa center, hotels and bathing establishments emerged. They complement the spa facilities used since the 1950s. There are also public wells in the city, where the water may be taken for free. The water of these mineral springs shows because of the high content of suspended solids a cloudy, usually yellowish or brownish colored water. The oldest source - Hebe - was first mentioned in 1770. The mineral water has similar therapeutic properties as the sources of Vichy (France) or Carlsbad (Czech Republic) and has the highest calcium content in the southeast of Europe. Unfortunately a bit dated.

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