리우델로츠 드 라 셀바‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 천연기념물

I filled up my water here for several days in the spring without any problems. It's definitely drinkable for me. I just don't know what it's like in midsummer with little rainfall.

It is much more than just a spring: it is a local symbol of health. Its clear, light spring water attracts people from all over who are looking for a natural and pure alternative. This explains why the spring is such a popular and appreciated place for those who enjoy natural and free water. It is considered a low mineral water, something that many people seek for its benefits to the body, especially for people with kidney problems or who want a lighter water.

nice place in the forest where you get good water

This is the perfect place to refill your water bottles. The sign says it's not drinking water, but many people fill up large water canisters here. So we tried the water too and it tasted great.

Large town, with all services.

Caldes de Malavella is a Spanish municipality in the La Selva region in the province of Gerona, autonomous community of Catalonia. The population has three spas that take advantage of the thermal waters of the municipality. These waters spring up at a temperature that oscillates between 80 and 120 °C. The main economic activity is in the service sector (hotels, restaurants, golf) and in the industry dedicated to bottling thermal waters. There are four companies with bottling plants within the municipal term that employ almost half of the population. https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caldas_de_Malavella

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Font retrona nuvies or font de la nuvia is located a little to the west of font d'en soldat, next to Can Marcó del Clot. Its name comes from a small story: in the past, everything was done on foot. Including weddings. It is said that at one of these weddings, they walked so much that the bride fainted from exhaustion and they redid her in this spring. Hence the name “retrona nuvies”: The fountain of the bride is located in the fetgera valley, so named because of the healing properties that water was believed to have to cure liver ailments.