Rogaska Slatina

Rogaŝka Slatina

a balneologic health resort, mainly for the drinking of mineral water, in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, in the Socialist Republic of Slovenia, 45 km east of the city of Celje. The climate is moderately humid, and the average annual temperature is 7.8°C. Mineral water from springs is used therapeutically; these springs have been known since the period of Roman Empire. The chemical composition of the water from the main spring is

The water is used for drinking treatments, baths, and irrigations; it is also bottled. Those suffering from diseases of the digestive organs and urinary tract and from metabolic disturbances, for example, from obesity or gout, are treated. Rogaŝka Slatina has a bathhouse, mineral-water drink halls, pensions, and hotels. There is hiking in the area. [22–4484]

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At the Smarje pri Jelsah Administrative Unit, it is possible to record grants to the initiative at the headquarters of the Administrative Unit, Askercev trg 11, Smarje pri Jelsah, at the Department of Administrative Internal Affairs and Transport and at the local offices of Rogaska Slatina, Rogatec, Bistrica ob Sotli, Kozje and Pod?etrtek at the time their office hours.

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