Hisarya is 360 meters above sea level. The climate of Hisarya is warm and characterized by mild winters. Snow lasts an average of 27 days a year, and the spring season comes early and relatively warm. Summer in Hisarya is characterized by high positive temperatures especially in the months of July and August, and light winds and low humidity make it a wonderful place to relax around the pools with mineral water. Hisarya is one of the first places in Europe in terms of originality and preservation of the fortifications and other architectural monuments of the past. In some places, the walls of the fortress reach 11 meters in height, and the fortress gate to the south rises as high as 13 meters.
The architecture of the city is mainly in the city park of the center near the mineral spring “Momina Slza”. In this place is also one of the most representative public buildings, a 2-storey building with rooms ending in an impressive vault. A few meters away you can see a bathing complex with an area of approximately 2000m2. The baths of Hisarya are among the few that have survived in Europe. Treatments and procedures with mineral water were carried out in them since ancient times. Preserved almost intact, they impress with their originality and the white marble with which they are lined on the inside. These rooms were heated using the mineral water, which is naturally hot and taken directly from the spring.
The architecture of the city is mainly in the city park of the center near the mineral spring “Momina Slza”. In this place is also one of the most representative public buildings, a 2-storey building with rooms ending in an impressive vault. A few meters away you can see a bathing complex with an area of approximately 2000m2. The baths of Hisarya are among the few that have survived in Europe. Treatments and procedures with mineral water were carried out in them since ancient times. Preserved almost intact, they impress with their originality and the white marble with which they are lined on the inside. These rooms were heated using the mineral water, which is naturally hot and taken directly from the spring.