Thermal spa features 20 foot-high evaporation walls
The main attraction of the health spa is situated in the open roof Arena, where 6 meter (20 foot) high evaporation walls allow guests to enjoy the healing benefits of salt enriched air (image by Lutzow 7)
Article Summary
The town of Bad Essen in Northern Germany has long been the home of salt works facilities, where in the early 1900's it was discovered that the salt in the surrounding air proved to be a natural remedy for many respiratory illnesses. Located in the town is Solepark, a health resort devoted entirely to the contemplation of the five senses. One of the highlights of the resort is its unique Sole Arena.
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