General Overview Covasna is one of the best-known spa towns in southeastern Transylvania, located in Covasna County, at the foothills of the Bodoc Mountains. The town is often referred to as the “Town of the 1001 Mineral Springs”, thanks to the large number of mineral water springs and natural mofettas found in the area. Covasna is famous for its carbonated mineral baths, natural mofettas, and the exceptionally clean mountain air, which have made the town an important destination for balneotherapy and health tourism. Besides its therapeutic natural factors, Covasna offers excellent opportunities for relaxation, hiking, and discovering the traditions and culture of the Székely region. Geographical Location and Access Covasna is situated in the eastern part of the Three Chairs Depression, at the contact zone between the Bodoc Mountains and the surrounding Transylvanian hills. Important road distances (measured via GPS routes such as Google Maps or Waze): • Târgu Secuiesc – 19 km • Sfântu Gheorghe – 33 km • Băile Tușnad – 56 km • Lake Saint Anne – 63 km • Brașov – 70 km • Miercurea Ciuc – 95 km The town is easily accessible by road from Sfântu Gheorghe and Târgu Secuiesc. Climate Covasna has a mild mountain climate that is favorable for relaxation and spa treatments. Typical climate characteristics: • average summer temperature: 18–22 °C • average winter temperature: −5 – −8 °C • annual precipitation: approximately 700–900 mm The clean mountain air combined with mineral springs makes Covasna a well-known balneoclimatic resort. Natural Attractions Devil’s Lake Devil’s Lake is one of Covasna’s most famous natural attractions. This unique geological formation reflects the volcanic origin of the region and is surrounded by a picturesque natural environment. Valley of the Fairies The Valley of the Fairies is a scenic natural area near the town, known for its fairy-tale landscapes, forests, and peaceful atmosphere. It is a popular destination for hiking and nature walks. Covasna Mofettas Covasna is renowned for its natural mofettas, carbon dioxide gas emissions used in traditional treatments for cardiovascular and circulatory diseases. Mineral Springs The town and its surroundings host numerous mineral water springs, rich in natural minerals and widely used for both therapeutic treatments and drinking cures. Cultural Attractions Covasna and its surroundings preserve many elements of Székely culture and heritage. Nearby cultural …