The company Kúpele Dudince, a.s. holds a licence to operate a natural spa based on a decision of the National Spa Commission of the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic. The company Kúpele Dudince, a.s. provide spa health care only to persons over 18 years of age.
Healing Sun
The most southerly Slovak spa with the most sunny days in the year
Healing Silence
Greenery everywhere you look An oasis of silence and peace
Healing water
Unique mineral water and over 70 treatments Standard and modern therapies, devices
Treatment at Dudince Spa Resort is focused around mineral baths. These are complemented by a further almost 70 effective traditional and modern treatment methods and procedures (we are the first Slovak spa to offer some of them).
Mineral water of Dudince can treat a wide range of diseases. The carbon dioxide and sulfate present support each other when they penetrate the body. And it is this mutual synergistic effect that is used in the treatment of patients with polymorbidity (a combination of cardiovascular diseases with diseases of a loco-motor system and the nervous system). For this reason, the Dudince Spa focuses on the treatment of, for example, ischemic heart disease, conditions after myocardial infarctions, high blood pressure, but also on the treatment of degenerative or inflammatory diseases of the musculoskeletal system and neurological diseases in one treatment stay.
Each room has its own bathroom with toilet, towels and bath sheets, refrigerator, hairdryer, LCD TV with satellite reception, telephone, wifi connection and locking card system. In Rubin and Smaragd all rooms have balconies, in Mineral only some. In Mineral there is air conditioning in every room, as well as in all apartments in Smaragd.
arious concerts, dance parties, larger and smaller events are held here throughout the year. You can also visit our workshops, lectures, creative workshops, but also the library, Sports Center, Fitpark with a barefoot sensory trail and other activities. You won't get bored, the question is whether you can do it all in one stay! 😊
There are several parking options available to you - upon arrival and departure, you can park for free for 15 minutes directly in front of the spa houses or for a long time in a monitored parking lot approximately 150 m from the spa houses. Paid parking - directly in front of the spa houses during a long-term stay of spa guests.
Rubin and Smaragd
120 minutes free 1 - 12 nights 5 € / day 13 and more nights 3 € / day
Mineral free
Free parking: 15 minutes for client arrival and departure directly in the area in front of the spa houses, or at the monitored car park around 150 m from the spa houses
The stone terrace called the Roman Baths is a protected natural formation located in Dudince. The legend tells about the origin of the local healing spring and refers to the presence of the Romans in today's Slovakia. However, research shows that Roman baths as water baths originated much later, in the Middle Ages or in the nineteenth century, and the locals began to dig them into travertine mounds in an effort to create the best possible bathing conditions.
The Baroque manor house in Hokovce was built in 1763 on early Baroque foundations. The manor was built by the Földváry family, who built a park around it. It is also valuable from the dendrological point of view. It was owned by the Coburgs, the Zmeškals, the Fülops, the Migazzi family, Count Oberndorf, the actress Fedák Sári, Baron Kohner and the landowner Izidor Horn. It is currently renovated and used by the neighbouring hotel as a congress centre and gallery.
The Classicist manor house is located in the centre of the village of Hontianske Moravce. It was built in the first half of the 19th century. Visually interesting is especially the columned anteroom in front of the main entrance with four Tuscan columns. Surrounding the manor house is an English park, which was restored in the 1990s and houses a classical garden pavilion. There are also several rare trees in the park. In 1958, the manor house was converted into a medical centre, which is still housed here today.
The remains of the Romanesque church of St. Michael were discovered by chance in 1990 during a deep plowing near the settlement of Patkôš. Archaeological research has uncovered a sacral structure, parts of which were dated to the 12th century. Of interest was the archaeological find, a bronze sacral sculpture of the crucified Christ. Church of St. Michal na Patkôši probably disappeared at the end of the 17th century.
The late Baroque manor house was built by Italian masters in 1756 for the noble Kormendy family. In addition to the manor house, they also built a unique farm building with a granary on the second floor and carved a 25-metre deep well into the rock. In 1917 the manor was damaged by fire, after the establishment of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic it lost the character of a noble residence and got several owners who shared it with brick partitions. Later it fell into disrepair. At present, its owner is reconstructing it.
St. Martin's Church is a single-nave, originally Romanesque church with a Baroque presbytery, a northern sacristy connected with the ossuary and a massive western tower. The church was built sometime in the first half of the thirteenth century. At the turn of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries it was gothically modified and received, among other things, new portals. Its late Gothic rebuilding in the second half of the fifteenth to the beginning of the sixteenth century was significant. The most recent restoration, combined with research, was carried out between 2008 and 2009.
The Krupina watchtower Vartovka was built around 1564. Its main task was, together with other watchtowers in the area, to inform about the approaching Turkish danger. Vartovka ceased to fulfil its role at the beginning of the 18th century and gradually fell into disrepair. Today it serves as a lookout tower over the wide surroundings of the Štiavnické vrchy and Krupinská plain. From Vartovka there is a beautiful view of the town of Krupina but also of the Štiavnické vrchy and Krupina plain. Partly it is possible to observe the surrounding settlements and the nearby Bzovice castle.
