Medija Thermal Spa

Medija Thermal Spa is a bathing complex with indoor and outdoor pools located in the central Slovenian municipality of Izlake. The facility draws water from natural underground springs that supply mineral-rich thermal baths throughout the site.

The thermal springs were known as early as the 17th century but developed into an organized bathing facility in 1877. Since then the site has remained important to the local area and is now protected as part of Slovenia's cultural heritage registry.

The site represents a long-standing local tradition of healing through thermal waters that connects residents to their wellness practices. The community's continued care for the site shows how deeply rooted this place remains in people's daily lives and values.

The facility is currently closed due to structural repairs, though community restoration efforts are underway. Before visiting, check the current status of operations as plans for reopening may change seasonally or based on progress.

Since 2013, local residents have organized regular cleanup efforts and created a photographic record showing the site's changes over time. This ongoing commitment reflects how much the location means to the community, even as it remains temporarily closed.