Hotel Minerva

Hotel Minerva, built in the 1980s and renovated in 2020, has been dedicated to preserving authentic local cuisine since its inception. It follows centuries-old traditions of renowned taverns in Varaždinske Toplice, featuring menus preserved from the region's festive celebrations and the records of generations of skilled chefs.

Varaždinske Toplice is Croatia's oldest thermal spa, with a history dating back to the Roman era when the local thermal spring was used for healing. The development of the modern spa resort began in the early 19th century with the construction of Lovrina Bath and Konstantin's Hall (which housed a famous café, dance hall, and promenade, central to social life), followed by the elite hotel "Josipova Bath". The spa gained recognition among prestigious European spa resorts. Unfortunately, during World War II, it suffered damage, and the spa facilities were devastated. It regained popularity in the 1980s with the construction of the Minerva complex. The restaurant Minerva continues the culinary traditions of the region.

Today, Varaždinske Toplice hosts a modern rehabilitation center spread across five interconnected facilities: "Stari grad" (Old Town), "Konstantinov dom" (Konstantin's Hall), "Lovrina kupelj" (Lovrina Bath), "Terme", and "Minerva". As part of its health tourism services, Minerva offers specially tailored health programs such as the Grand Cure, Small Cure, and VT Weight Loss Program.